What is OOPs
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Answer / zohaib brohi
OOP means object oriented programing..
OOPs have 5 pillar.. some people says that there are 3
pillar ( they r also rite) bcz some where we dont consider
classes and object as pillar but some where we consider it
as pillar..
1-> Classes
2-> Objects
3-> Inheritance
4-> Polymorphism
5-> Encapsulation
in any programing language we find these 5 things we can say
that language is OOP Language..
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Answer / arshad iqbal
OOP stands for Object oriented programming, In this objects
are created and can be reused in different other softwares.
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Answer / cynthia,1st b.sc.,itm
Oops stands for Object Oriented Programminglanguage.C++ is
based on this Oops concept only.
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Answer / velmurugan
Object oriented programming organizes a program around its
data, i. e. , objects and a set of well defined interfaces
to that data. An object-oriented program can be
characterized as data controlling access to code.
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Answer / gyana
It is simply called Object oriented programming language.
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Answer / gyana
It is simply called Object oriented programming language.
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Answer / bhaskar.mantrala
I think c++ not only a oop but also procedure oriented
programming because c++ editor supports c program also and
c++ program can execute with out using of classes and
objects.So why we are calling c++ as oop..............
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Answer / prashant mishra
oops means.. object oriented programmings. oops is a
powerful metodlogy in .net, which helps to creating
software application.
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Answer / jyoti
oops is language which is based on object thats y it is
called oop.
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