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There are, broadly speaking, two kinds of object-oriented programming:

Smalltalklike, which is similar to the actor model
Javalike, which has more to do with inheritencehierarchies.

The contents of this page will mostly have to do with the latter. See the "actor model" page for Smalltalk-like OOP.

The holy trinity of OOP languages are C++ Java and C#

OOP languages proper are characterized by framing every aspect of the program as a class In Java there is a special class which must have a static method called main. Java and C#, until recently, did not allow for free function.

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