What's Next
You have learned in this chapter the basic elements of object-oriented programming: how to access and use classes, objects, and class fields. You learned about constructors and how to overload them. You also learned how to represent a class with attributes.
In the next chapter you will learn about the class properties. You have seen that classes have fields, but you will learn of a better way to express (get and set) the properties of an object. You will learn the syntax and semantics related to class properties using (as always) a number of examples.
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