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Explain OOPs,With real world examples

Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: August 31, 2006 Asked by: kalps

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Submitted by: Linto

OOPs is Object Oriented Programming.The great thing about OOPs is that is all about classes and objects
which can easily correlated with real life scenarios.

Class is the general thing and object is the specilisation of general thing

For example if Human can be a class and linto ,raj etc are names of persons which can be considered as
object.It supports concepts such as data abstation,inheritence ,polymorhpism etc. Related Categories —

Data Abstration is the process of encapsulating data with in object so as to protect data and to avoid
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So for our example every human has eye ,so eyecolor can be considered as the property of human Concepts FAQs
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we want set myhuman's name as "linto" and IColor as "black" Oracle Apps FAQs
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So a class is a thing which has data members(normally properties of object) and methods to manipulate
that data.But the thing to undersand is that class has propeties not any particular data.In other words Websphere FAQ
the Human class no specific IColor.Only when one object of that class (myhuman) has name "linto" and WinRunner FAQ
IColor "black".

Next we can go through the concept of inheritence which has the same as the word meaning as u all
aware.

Human

____|_____

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Men Women

Here Human is general class and Man and Women are sub classes of general thing.That is Human class
contains all features general and Human and Women contains features specific to their own class.

Hey try to write class ...you will get the essence of OOPs.

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August 31, 2006 03:30:05 #1

Linto

RE: Explain OOPs,With real world examples

OOPs is Object Oriented Programming.The great thing about OOPs is that is all about classes and objects
which can easily correlated with real life scenarios.

Class is the general thing and object is the specilisation of general thing

For example if Human can be a class and linto raj etc are names of persons which can be considered as
object.It supports concepts such as data abstation inheritence polymorhpism etc.

Data Abstration is the process of encapsulating data with in object so as to protect data and to avoid
unwanted access(You know now the age of information explosion so giving proper data has greater
significance)

So for our example every human has eye so eyecolor can be considered as the property of human being
which can be encapsulted as a data in our class Human

class Human

private:

EyeColor IColor;

NAME personname;

};

Consider object of class of

Human myhuman;

we want set myhuman's name as linto and IColor as black

For that we want methods to do that task.

So need methods for class to do a particular task on the data

class Human

private:

EyeColor IColor;

NAME personname;

public:

void SetName(NAME anyName);

void SetIColor(EyeColor eyecolor);

};

So a class is a thing which has data members(normally properties of object) and methods to manipulate
that data.But the thing to undersand is that class has propeties not any particular data.In other words the
Human class no specific IColor.Only when one object of that class (myhuman) has name linto and IColor
black .

Next we can go through the concept of inheritence which has the same as the word meaning as u all
aware.

Human

____|_____

||

//

Men Women

Here Human is general class and Man and Women are sub classes of general thing.That is Human class
contains all features general and Human and Women contains features specific to their own class.

Hey try to write class ...you will get the essence of OOPs.

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