How to effectively learn / understand OOP in C #?

In short, I have been attending C # classes for the past 6 months. We examined all the basics of the language - vars, arrays, methods, loops, word processing, working with strings, etc. With a lot of exercises ... but overall the material improved my algorithmic thinking (I don't have programming background), and everything was very good.

From mid-February, however, we started OOP and hard times came. For me, it’s a nightmare to implement the principles of OOP, although I know them theoretically.

What I do to help myself:

  • read my c # class book
  • read online resources
  • read other people's code
  • trying to write custom code.

Can you give me an offer because I don’t want to give up!

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