As mentioned earlier, the various wizards provided simplify this process greatly. This language has some esoteric features, but with practice you can quickly write very powerful, compact code. This is partly because of the language itself and also the interactive editing tools that provide keyword expansion and interactive keyword selection. The esoteric features of the language relate to notation. For example, all property names start with a dollar sign to distinguish them from things like the name of a library or a class name.
Properties are things like name, width, alignment of an object, etc.
Tasks, classes, and objects can also have properties. As with other OO environments, class variables are associated with a class, and there is only one copy in the system, which is held inside that class. For an instance property, there is a copy held in each instance. DisplayWindow This would refer to the DisplayWindow of the EmployeeBrowser library. This structure becomes more familiar as you work with it.