The main concept in OO is that you construct a "Class" - representing generic properties, then you "Instantiate" one or more instances of that class.

In your case, the "Class" that stands out is "Movie" (Note - this is singular).
A movie has properties 'title', 'start year' , 'end year' , 'media' .. etc .

You would instantiate an instance of the 'Movie" class by : 

my $m = Movie::->new (title=>'Great gatsby', year ....);

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For your case, it would also be helpful to have a different class for a COLLECTION of movies (and to enable search).

Let me know if this is heading in a direction that means something to you. I'm sure other monks will also chime in and offer more detailed code.

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In reply to Re: How do I go from procedural to object oriented programming? by NetWallah
in thread How do I go from procedural to object oriented programming? by Lady_Aleena

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