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    Encapsulation hides the internal details of objects and protects their data through private variables and public access methods. Inheritance allows code reuse through building upon existing classes. Polymorphism enables similar objects to take different forms. Object-oriented programming uses cooperating objects that exchange data and messages to achieve goals, with objects encapsulating data and allowing it to be used, modified, and shared with other objects.

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    Encapsulation hides the internal details of objects and protects their data through private variables and public access methods. Inheritance allows code reuse through building upon existing classes. Polymorphism enables similar objects to take different forms. Object-oriented programming uses cooperating objects that exchange data and messages to achieve goals, with objects encapsulating data and allowing it to be used, modified, and shared with other objects.

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    Encapsulation hides the internal details of objects and protects their data through private variables and public access methods. Inheritance allows code reuse through building upon existing classes. Polymorphism enables similar objects to take different forms. Object-oriented programming uses cooperating objects that exchange data and messages to achieve goals, with objects encapsulating data and allowing it to be used, modified, and shared with other objects.

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    Basic Definitions

    1) Encapsulation
    Hiding the Details Of The Internal Implementation. Hide the details about how our objects work from other object user. Stat data ( instance variables ) should be declared private. Totally Private! Keep Out! You Have A Bank Account but u cant go into the vault. Use properties to protect class state data. Also Access data via public methods

    2) Inheritance
    Code Reuse and Building Block Strategies.

    3) Polymorphism
    Similar Objects ( Many Forms )

    Object Oriented Programming


    OOP allows groups of Objects to cooperate with each other by exchanging data, messages and logical framework to achieve a common simple or complex goal .

    Objects
    Object are software constructs that encapsulate data and allow the ability to use modify and share this data with other objects.

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