Tutorial by Topics: oriented

For more information on this topic, see the WWDC 2015 talk Protocol-Oriented Programming in Swift. There is also a great written guide on the same: Introducing Protocol-Oriented Programming in Swift 2.
Rust is object oriented in that its algebraic data types can have associated methods, making them objects in the sense of data stored along with code that knows how to work with it. Rust does not, however, support inheritance, favoring composition with Traits. This means many OO patterns don't work...
Interface can't be implemented with pointer receivers because *User is not User
This documentation page describes the four object systems in R and their high-level similarities and differences. Greater detail on each individual system can be found on its own topic page. The four systems are: S3, S4, Reference Classes, and S6.
This topic try to tell us how we can write programs based on OOP approach.But we don't try to teach Object Oriented Programming paradigm. We'll be covering following topics: Classes,Properties,Inheritance,Polymorphism,Interfaces and so on.

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