> I had a harder time with OO when I first encountered it than pointers Pointers weren't too hard to learn (although, the deeper they're nested, the harder the

> I had a harder time with OO when I first encountered it than pointers Pointers weren't too hard to learn (although, the deeper they're nested, the harder they are to think about, for me). OO felt immediately intuitive, using the "shape class, rectangle class, square class" examples. Recursion is the concept that I understood the general idea of, but had to do immense amounts of work to be able to visualize. I think that everyone has their own areas that they learn easily, that others have a hard time with.