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    This document provides an introduction to an object oriented programming class, including an overview of the course structure, history of programming languages, types of languages, and key OOP terms and concepts. The course structure outlines components like the syllabus, test and project deadlines. The history section describes early assembly languages and advantages of higher-level languages. Language types are divided between imperative and declarative paradigms. Key OOP terms defined include classes, objects, attributes, and methods. Core OOP concepts explained are encapsulation and abstraction.

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    Object Oriented Programming

    Class 1 - Introduction

    Course Structure

    Course syllabus OOP concepts, C++ and


    Java ab

    !rea"up o# mar"s bet$een tests, e%ams and


    project

    &ost deadlines are at 1' (&

    Penalty #or late submission



    )istory o# Programming anguages

    (ssembly anguage

    (dvantages close to *ard$are, better


    per#ormance

    +isadvantages code comple%ity, not portable

    )ig* evel anguages

    (dvantages easier to understand, portable


    bet$een di##erent *ard$are and so#t$are

    ,ypes o# anguages

    Imperative

    Procedural se-uence o# code, can be made


    modular .C, /ortran0

    OOP uses classes .C++, Java0

    +eclarative

    /unctional .isp0

    ogic .Prolog0

    OOP ,erms

    Class a template or type speci#ying data and


    be*aviour

    Object one instance o# t*e class, contains its


    o$n data

    (ttribute t*e data t*at belongs to an object

    &et*od common procedures or #unctions


    t*at can act on an object1s attributes

    OOP Concepts

    2ncapsulation

    3rouping o# data and be*aviour

    +i##erent objects o# t*e same class

    (bstraction

    )iding o# details and implementation o# met*ods

    Provision o# an inter#ace #or users to create and


    use objects

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