Conclusion

Object Oriented development places a vastly different emphasis in the development process. Where, in the past, the bulk of development time was spent in creating individual modules, OOP calls for the bulk of effort to be spent in creating classes which are then combined to create a system.

Microsoft Visual FoxPro 3.0's visual tools for creating classes make the task easier allowing us to focus on modeling the objects we need to create rather than worry about the syntax.