What's the easiest OOP language to learn?

It's technically both.

Unironically Ruby.

hey that's actually not a bad recommendation

I thought Ruby was a scripting language like python

it's an object oriented programming language too

VS is not low spec friendly and vs code is not beginner friendly. Bad answer

Ok thanks

JavaScript is prototype-based. Even ES6 classes aren't regular OOP classes.

This. Ruby's great. I highly recommend Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby by Metz.

Python.

Object Pascal

Good album.

Probably java

Rust

perl5 's idea of object-oriented it obviously bolted on. I mean, you literally bless() a variable to attach a list of class names, and the interpreter is supposed to catch errors and iterate through that list, then re-throw the error if it exhaust that list. It works, but it's kinda garbage. And Perl is a bad first choice for learning a language.

What is object oriented even mean?

youtube.com/watch?v=s-hdZZzMCac

Yes

While not the easiest, Java because its something you should learn anyway.

Their answer is fine, your assumption of visual studio or vscode being the only options is bad.

OOP is evil, learn C

Especially Java anything, including JS

See

Java and youll get a job easily and you can make android apps, and intellij is awesome.

people here will call you pajeet but Java is really useful for getting a job
Python and JS are also good ways to learn how to use objects and the basic principles

Corps use eclipse tho

Alright, although since its been mentioned before in this thread, might as well attack it too

perl OOP is the esence of OOP without mad scaintist crazy ideas