What is Abstraction?
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Answer / shital kumari mahato
Abstraction is showing the essential details.eg. when we
buy a product the details are provided to us as a customer
(not as a manufacturer ). This means that not all the
details are given to us, only the essential details which
we require as a customer is given to us. This is known as
abstraction.
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Answer / habibur rahaman
To share the essential feature of an object to others according to the requirement but not all is called abstraction.
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Answer / yograj pandey
Abstraction is "the process of identifying common patterns
that have systematic variations; an abstraction represents
the common pattern and provides a means for specifying
which variation to use" (Richard Gabriel).
An abstract class is a parent class that allows inheritance
but can never be instantiated. Abstract classes contain one
or more abstract methods that do not have implementation.
Abstract classes allow specialization of inherited classes.
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Answer / kautilya
abstraction is to hiding complexity from the user
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Answer / sulthana
it's process of Hiding the implementation but providing the service.
There are two tyes of abstraction available
Data Abstraction
Functional Abstraction
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It is an message that give short information to the customer or reader.
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Answer / kesavan.v
abstraction is the essnintal detail shar with the object
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