Does VB Supports OOPS Concepts? Explain..

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Does VB Supports OOPS Concepts? Explain....

Answer / r. antony greetan

Yes, But partially...
Because we can't define a sub class for a super class(
Inheritance property of OOPS).

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Does VB Supports OOPS Concepts? Explain....

Answer / rujuta

OOPs Concepts:
Class,Objects,Instance,Method,Inheritance,Abstraction
,Encapsulation,Polymorphism

VB6.0 is a Event Driven programming Language Not Object
Oriented Language .Though its EDL it supports some of the
concepts of OOPs Like Class,Module,Procedures(all events are
the Procedures) creation of Objects,Instance,Abstraction
and Encapsulation.

VB doesn't support Inheritance and Polymorphism

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Does VB Supports OOPS Concepts? Explain....

Answer / parmanand

Just to add.. VB6.O is object based language not OOPS
language. Hence is supports some OOPS feature not all.
Antony is correct.

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Does VB Supports OOPS Concepts? Explain....

Answer / ravi kumar noneria

Yes,
But did not support Inheritence and polimorphism.

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