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What are the demerits of Object Oriented Programming(OOPS)?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 0 Last Update: June 25, 2007     Asked by: S. Chinnadurai 
  
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I have just started doing OOP design. My experience has been in RDBMS. Where we work with tables, relation between them defined using foreign keys. Can anyone pl. help in designing classes for a simple case here. There are two tables (states, districts). Districts contains stateId as foreign key. So state to district 1-many relation is there. Such things how do we design in oops. Thanx in advance
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