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> My company recently allowed volunteers to test aptitude for
> Object Oriented Programming. I scored in the highest tier, while most did
> not. Is this a common thread among TWs? I am now wondering if I
I have not taken the test, but a natural understanding of OO concepts is something that even some OO programmers do not have! I think that you owe it to yourself to find out if you enjoy the field or not. Susan had a good suggestion; you also might try checking out a book from your local library and playing around. If you get a headache after a few hours, OO is not for you. If you end up paying late fees because you've kept the book too long, then OO might be for you.:)

Best,

Terrance White

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