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Why we use OOPS concepts, What is its advantage

  
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January 17, 2006 02:37:20   #1  
vmshenoy Member Since: October 2005   Contribution: 508    

RE: Why we use OOPS concepts, What is its advantage
oops stands for object oriented programming.It supports abstraction,encapsulation.The concepts of classes and objects hav made OOPS very unique.C++,java are eg of OOPS.Advantages1)Encapsulation-i.e Data hiding ,programmer can ensure that his code is not accessed.Access specifiers like protected,private etc help the purpose2)inheritance-helps in code reusability]3)polymorphism]4)abstraction
 
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August 20, 2006 11:07:57   #2  
R Krishna Prasadh        

RE: Why we use OOPS concepts, What is its advantage
OOPS is basically Object Oriented Programming. It is not only the the matter of Data Encapsulation & Data Hiding, it also involves in Inheritance and Polymorphism. OOPS also makes a code neat and clean and readeable.
 
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June 18, 2008 09:25:33   #3  
vamsikrishnarv Member Since: June 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: Why we use OOPS concepts, What is its advantage
we can use classes and objects in java .so java follows oops concept.
 
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