What is abstraction?
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Answer / nagababu
Hiding own nessesary data from the user it is called
Abstraction
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Answer / rajaneesh
It can be defined as the seperation of unnecessary
details or explation from system requirments so as to
reduce the complaxities of understanding requirments.
For example a person who is driving a car doesn't need to
know the mechnical works that have been done to make a
car... so what all the driver is to do is just drive.. ie
move start and stop....
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Answer / sree
data abstraction means hiding the unneccessary part
Data abstraction is main feature of c++
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Answer / sougata kr. chatterjee
The term abstaction refers hiding the inner processing of
data but it help for done the work in structured manner.
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Answer / azra
it is manages the complexity the real world object can be managed by the abstraction.
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Answer / solanki
Abstraction is thing which you directly not use.
like as in motor making all spare aprart are come from
differnt class which all are combined in one motor class
where we use it.
we direclty not use any only one think as tyre or petrol
for use it we want to combine that all.
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Answer / arun upadhyay
Abstraction is basically the data types,information
associated with a function,object which may not be required
by user therefore that unnecessary data is hidden from user.
e.g. int a, only data type nature is provided not about
its memory space.
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Answer / pavitra.m.s
Abstraction refers to the attributes of an object that
clearly demarcates it from other objects.
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Answer / guest
For example, control abstraction in structured programming
is the use of ... Object-oriented programming can be seen
as an attempt to abstract both data and
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