H (Hybrid) Language - v0.03, by Dr. Herong Yang
Objects Are Created from Classes
This section describes the concept of objects created by classes.
The first concept of Object-Oriented programming is that all objects are created by classes.
In other words, to create a new object, you must invoke the construction function of a given class.
Examples of new object creations:
# create a new object of the built-in class "integer"
integer(9);
# create a new object of the built-in class "array"
array(1,2,3);
# define a new class "dummy"
$class dummy: {};
#create a new object of the class "dummy"
dummy();
Table of Contents
What Is Object-Oriented Programming
►Objects Are Created from Classes
Literal Is Special Form of Object Creation
Dot (.) Expression to Access Object Members
Update Object with Object Methods
Inheritance - Object Attachments