How to Compare Windows OS with OOPs concepts.....??
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Answer / thirupathireddy
just i told two concepts...like as follows..
1.if we can install OS then it creates automatically the
drive C,so here drive is compared to class.
2.Folder-polymarphism
explanation :
Folder is common name but we can rename it
different names.so,here a folder can acted as multiple forms.
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Answer / manoj
1>in respect of oops concept ...to have a class and access
via making its object (or instance of a class)..
in OS when process interact with the resource that to
allocate it and free the resource after the tasks being done
..all done via making a instance of a process and resource
too ...
2>Os use the data abstraction like OOps does ..that to
provide the functions and not the whole code written for
those functions to the external level users.
3>And quiet obvious POLYMORPHISM...IN Os take an example of
plAying a video file of different size & extenson ..it can
be played by same player ...(like in oop to calculate the
area of rectangle or square there is need of one fucntion
Area() with the prameters..
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Answer / guest
Os:-Operating system
OOPs:-Object Oriented Programming system
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