Object Oriented Programming seeks to reduce the complexity of creating large applications by breaking the application down into smaller, manageable classes of code. Each class represents and idea, whether tanglible and concreate (such as a Product or Employee) or conceptual (such as Inventory or Order). This lesson explains how classes are created and how they are used in Visual Basic.NET. THIS FILE IS JUST A PLACEHOLDER – NO VIDEO IS NECESSARY FOR THIS LESSON.

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