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OOP is the common abbreviation for Object-Oriented Programming.   
OOP is Object oriented programming.There are two ways of programming,Programs written around "What is happening?" is called "Process-Oriented Programming".Programs written around "Who is being affected?" is called "Object-oriented ...
Category: OOPS   Tags : OOPS

1.what is meant by inheritance,single inhertiance,multiple inheritance?2.define abstract class & abstract method?3.how to developed and delopying a SERVELT,JSP program in the TOMCAT APACHE SERVER,WEBLOGIC 
Java supports single inheritance like C++, but does not supports multiple inheritance because of diamond problem. ...
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Category: J2EE   Tags : OOPS, Abstract, Inheritance

There are three main principals of oops which are called Polymorphism, Inheritance and Encapsulation  
Abstraction: Involves extracting only the relevant information.Encapsulation: Involves packaging one or more components together.Inheritance: Is a process of creating a new class by adding some features to an existing class.Polymorphism: Is an ability ...
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Java does not support multiple inheritance as well as operator overloading, so we can say that Java is not completly supporting OOPs. ...
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Category: Core Java   Tags : OOPS

The main use of oops is that1.code reusability2.program code reduction ...
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Category: OOPS   Tags : OOPS

Hi,    Java doesnot support multiple inheritance. This is where java differs from c++. Consider a class called Human and a sub class may be Student, Engineer, Employee. All the three has Human characteristics. But in C++, We can inherit ...
Category: Java   Tags : OOPS

1)whats the difference in data types of java and c++?2)what is the use of finally block??3)what is encapsulation in oops?how is it achieved in Java?
Read Answers (5) | Asked by : kishore
Category: Core Java   Tags : OOPS

Can static class be inherited in super class? If so how. What are the various types of OOPS in Dot Net architecture?What is the method that is used in Dot Net (like top-down, water fall)
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Category: 070-175   Tags : OOPS

There are three types of oops in java.1.Encapsulation:Encapsulation is mechanism, that bindstogether data and code its manipulates.Ex:suppose we are writing one bean. we declaring two privatevariables. we are providing setters and getters methods oftwo ...
Category: Java   Tags : OOPS

we can use classes and objects in java .so java follows oops concept. ...
Category: Java   Tags : OOPS

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