How to Code Classes & Collections
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Classes are used to store object definitions and functionality. Look at a class as the blue print while the object is the building. While Classes are usually separate files, unlike JAVA they do not have to be. Classes are the Heart of BN.NET OOP structure. Classes Encapulate, Inherit, and Polymorph program logic. We use HEADLINE Scripting with lowercase prefixes for most objects. We also use acronyms for field names (AccountNumber=ACTNBR). Please pardon the formatting from the HTML editor. Indentations were lost, and it selected some funky fonts and colors.
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