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A class is code describing properties (data) and functions (behaviors). You use the class as a blueprint for creating objects or "instances" of the class. The object can store data, return data, and perform behaviors as described in the class code.

For example, you might have a class named "Bicycle" in which you can store variable data such as color, number of wheels, etc. and have behaviors such as turn left. Then you might create an object named "BlueBicycle", set its color to "blue", call the turn left function and the object would return the bicycle's location after it had turned left.

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