Answer / mustafa sabbowala

OOPs Stands for Object Oriented Programming,in which programming is done a entity called class and each element of that class is represent by object.
Why?
With the help OOPs we can program our application in easily readable format and we can reuse the duplicate code where ever required to achieve out target.

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Answer / ramky

java is fully obtained with class & object so,it is called oops form

Answer / durga

OOP's is nothing but,in java each and every thing treated as Objects instead of bytes.the main advantage is Security purpose.simply Object is a Closing box,(no one access without permission[secure]),bytes is open box(any one can access[unsecure]).

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