OOP D.2 Features of OOP

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Encapsulation
The practice of hiding the inner design of an object data type in a class, achieved in Java using the private keyword.
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Data Hiding
A concept related to encapsulation that prevents other objects from accessing and possibly corrupting internal data.
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Inheritance
A mechanism where one class (subclass) can inherit fields and methods from another class (superclass), forming an 'is-a' relationship.
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Single Inheritance
A type of inheritance where a subclass inherits from only one superclass.
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Multilevel Inheritance
A type of inheritance where a subclass is derived from another subclass, creating a chain of inheritance.
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Hierarchical Inheritance
A type of inheritance where multiple subclasses inherit from a single superclass.
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Polymorphism
The ability of one object or function to exhibit different attributes and behaviors depending on the context; includes method overloading.
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Method Overloading
A feature that allows the same method name to be used for multiple methods distinguished by different parameter lists.
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Library of Objects
A repository of reusable code that can be imported into a project, improving performance and reliability of software.
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Modularity
A design principle that breaks a program into independent modules, facilitating collaboration, code reuse, and easier testing.
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Pros of OOP

Encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism support code reuse, data protection, and modular design.

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What's the cons of OOP?

Complexity, steep learning curve, and need for specialist skills.

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Advantages of Code Reusability

Reduces redundancy, improves performance, and enhances reliability.

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Efficiency in Programming Teams

Allows specialists to work concurrently on different areas, reducing overall development time.

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Disadvantages of Library Usage in OOP

Libraries may lead to dependency issues and can complicate debugging due to abstraction.

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What is the impact of Modularity on Understandability?

Systems are easier to comprehend when divided into modules, improving overall maintainability.

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What are the limitations of Method Overloading?

Can lead to confusion if overloaded methods have similar signatures, making maintenance difficult.

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What are the drawbacks of Learning Curve in OOP?

Maybe difficult for beginnersto grasp complex concepts, leading to slower development and increased frustration.

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What are the pros of Polymorphism?

  • Flexibility

  • Code Reusability

  • Easier Maintenance

  • Supports integration