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Answer Posted / rohit jindal
Object oriented programming language allow us to think the
real world in term of object.Object is a collection of data
and functionwhich operate on that data. It provides the
concepts of classes which is a template from which we can
churn out as many object as we want of similar behviour.It
provide the concepts of
polymorphism,inheritance,encapsulation etc.
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