If you ever want to get into object oriented programming, learning Smalltalk is the right way. It is a truly object oriented language, there are no non-object t

If you ever want to get into object oriented programming, learning Smalltalk is the right way. It is a truly object oriented language, there are no non-object types. As it is not statically typed, you don't have to build up complex inheritance hierarchies to satisfy certain static type. It is based on message-passing, that is, you can send a message to any object type - the object then can understand it or not.