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OOP

Object Oriented Programming

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object oriented programming system object, class, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, encapsulation
object entity with state and behavior
class blueprint for objects, data types and methods
object oriented pillars inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, abstraction
inheritance gives one class access to states and behaviors of another but can extend only one class
polymorphism means to take on many forms and refers to an is a relationship
method overloading multiple methods has same name but different parameters
method overriding child class has same methods as parent class
encapsulation puts code and data together, makes all data types private and uses getters and setters
abstraction hide implementation and show functionality
generalization gets shared methods from two or more classes and puts them in a generalized class
specialization creates new subclasses into an existing class
protected keyword only visible within current and child classes
private keyword visible within current class
public visible to all classes
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