Although object-oriented programming might sound too complicated at first, it comes with a number of benefits, such as:

• Easier debugging: class objects are somewhat isolated from each other, so you can easily narrow down the source of the problem when an error pops up in your program
• Reusable code: class objects with similar characteristics can share code via inheritance
• Polymorphism: functions can adapt to the classes that they reside in, meaning that they work for all subclasses and eliminate the need for individual subclass functions