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Why do you need abstraction?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 5 Last Update: June 12, 2007     Asked by: Rajendratonde 
  
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September 08, 2006 16:54:09   #1  
RAJEEV CHOPRA        

RE: Why do you need abstraction?
If you want to develop any program you need abstract idea to start. So you will abstract the things according to program.


As you want to develop a library software you will not abstract any motor or financial things in your abstraction.

 
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September 10, 2006 08:03:00   #2  
Vinan2k Member Since: September 2006   Contribution: 3    

RE: Why do you need abstraction?
Abstraction is done in order to simplify the code and make sure that irrelevant data is hidden.
 
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September 25, 2006 03:39:34   #3  
sharanyaa        

RE: Why do you need abstraction?
we need to hide some unwanted things from the user in order to prevent him from knowing too much about your secret details . It is like hiding some private details in your database . I am sure if u are going to take up c++ as ur line then u will come across some real world applications where u will have to close ur irrelevant details.
 
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January 22, 2007 10:39:05   #4  
chandrasekhar vuppu        

RE: Why do you need abstraction?
Abstraction is required when you want implement generalization and specialization
 
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June 12, 2007 18:55:10   #5  
neverd Member Since: June 2007   Contribution: 11    

RE: Why do you need abstraction?

because you need easier maintenance less code size; this will definitely slow down the runtime efficiency but worthy especially for big projects


 
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