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oops-basics
This is a discussion on oops-basics within the OOPS forums, part of the Software Development category; what is Has-a in hierararchy pillar of oops....
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06-30-2009
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oops-basics
what is Has-a in hierararchy pillar of oops.
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06-30-2009
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Re: oops-basics
Hi Allu,
U r question is not clear.. I think u mean pillers or basics/features of Object Oriented programming. 3 Pillers of OOP r.. 1)Encapsulation 2)Inheritance 3)Polymorphism Thanks, Riju.
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07-01-2009
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Re: oops-basics
the basic concepts of oops is the ..
1-inheritence 2-encapsulation 3-polymorphism 4-absraction and two supporting comcepts of oops 1-class 2-object bcos the opps make 2 thing..... funtionality and behaviour. befpre offs concept we used procedural languages like c,pascal in these languages main problem data security and code reusiblity... by help of oops we can avoid problem
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