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Is gamingdeveloping games the best way to learn programming?

I heard recently an instructor mentinon that gamingdeveloping games was the best way to learn programming. Besides the fact that everything had to be created in code, he said you really get to fully experience and implement OOP into your programs. In other words everything you make in a game is a literal object both technically and in concept. Is it safe to make this assumption? Or are there always exceptions when learning programming?

note it was geared towards .net / xna / c# development.

Is gaming the best way to learn programming?

I heard recently an instructor mentinon that gaming was the best way to learn programming. Besides the fact that everything had to be created in code, he said you really get to fully experience and implement OOP into your programs. In other words everything you make in a game is a literal object both technically and in concept. Is it safe to make this assumption? Or are there always exceptions when learning programming?

note it was geared towards .net / xna / c# development.

Is developing games the best way to learn programming?

I heard recently an instructor mentinon that developing games was the best way to learn programming. Besides the fact that everything had to be created in code, he said you really get to fully experience and implement OOP into your programs. In other words everything you make in a game is a literal object both technically and in concept. Is it safe to make this assumption? Or are there always exceptions when learning programming?

note it was geared towards .net / xna / c# development.

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Is gaming the best way to learn programming?

I heard recently an instructor mentinon that gaming was the best way to learn programming. Besides the fact that everything had to be created in code, he said you really get to fully experience and implement OOP into your programs. In other words everything you make in a game is a literal object both technically and in concept. Is it safe to make this assumption? Or are there always exceptions when learning programming?

note it was geared towards .net / xna / c# development.