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what is oops? what is polymorphism ?
does vb supports oops concept in totality?
pl explain

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: December 21, 2006     Asked by: pghare 
  
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May 24, 2006 08:18:50   #1  
Kamlesh Patani        

RE: what is oops? what is polymorphism ?does vb ...

Oops Is the concept. It is Object Oriented Technology. In Oops concepts like Class Structure Object Methods Function Property Inheritance Polimorphism Abstraction etc. is there.

When you use same method name but for diffrent purpose is call polymorphism. For example Area() method in Shape class. There are many shape are there Circle Rectangle etc. To count area there should be different caculation. For this we derieve child class from Shape Parent class like Circle Rectangle and implement Area() method in this class. THis is polymorphism.


 
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November 24, 2006 07:12:45   #2  
Jon        

RE: what is oops? what is polymorphism ?does vb ...
OOPS Object Oriented Programming & Systems.Polymorphism is having a group of related objects having the the same (or similar) interfaces VB does not support OOPS very well at all as it lacks true inheritance and the basic interface class that VB provides is only a small portion of OOPS.
 
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December 21, 2006 01:11:28   #3  
Kannan Ranganathan        

RE: what is oops? what is polymorphism ?does vb ...

OOPS is concept is mainly for reusabililty of Objects.The Objects like Class Structure Object Methods Function Property Interface Abstract and Inheritance. All the things for the concept Max gain with Min pain.

Polymorphism is the one of the concept in OOPS.Polymorphism means one entity existing in multiple forms. It provides flexibility to application systems. It simplifies coding and reduces the rework involved in modifying and developing an application. It refers to the ability of an object to take on different forms depending upon the situation.


 
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