I followed a tutorial to build a rudimentary mortgage calculator. It has objects and methods, which makes it OOP, right?
Wrong
Method A calls method B which calls method C... etc; which is procedural programming. Apparently, typing lines of code into IntelliJ does not qualify as Object Oriented Programming.
This tutorial is having me refactor so that I have a single class dedicated to handling input, a separate class for doing math and a whole other class that handles displaying data.
My brain hurts. I'm going to spend an extra day with this tutorial. This puts me a day behind schedule, but I'm not moving on without solidifying this concept.
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