Object Oriented Paradigm Short Notes | Short Notes on Object Oriented Paradigm
OBJECT:
An object is combination of data and methods.
OBJECT = DATA + Methods
Example: Chair, car, Cycle
CLASS:
A Class is a collection of objects.
ENCAPSULATION:
Combining data and methods into a single unit is called as Encapsulation.
ABSTRACTION:
The feature of representing essential features without including their background details is called as Abstraction.
INHERITANCE:
Accessing the properties of objects of one class with the properties of objects of another class is called as Inheritance.
Note: Reusability is one of the important advantages of Inheritance.
POLYMORPHISM:
Existing in more than one form is called Polymorphism.
OBJECT COMMUNICATION OR MESSAGE PASSING :
A single object cannot do anything. if an object wants to perform a task, then it should communicate with another object with its concerned methods. This concept is called Object Communication or Message Passing.
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