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    Abhigan Banerjee presented on the key features of object-oriented programming (OOP) for their CA1 requirement. The presentation covered the major features of OOP including encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction. It discussed how these features address limitations in procedural programming and allow for better modeling of real-world problems. Specific examples were provided to illustrate inheritance showing how child classes inherit features from parents, and polymorphism was described as allowing methods to behave differently according to their application. The presentation concluded that modern programming relies heavily on OOP due to its improved security and flexibility compared to procedural languages.

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    Abhigan Banerjee presented on the key features of object-oriented programming (OOP) for their CA1 requirement. The presentation covered the major features of OOP including encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction. It discussed how these features address limitations in procedural programming and allow for better modeling of real-world problems. Specific examples were provided to illustrate inheritance showing how child classes inherit features from parents, and polymorphism was described as allowing methods to behave differently according to their application. The presentation concluded that modern programming relies heavily on OOP due to its improved security and flexibility compared to procedural languages.

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    Abhigan Banerjee presented on the key features of object-oriented programming (OOP) for their CA1 requirement. The presentation covered the major features of OOP including encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction. It discussed how these features address limitations in procedural programming and allow for better modeling of real-world problems. Specific examples were provided to illustrate inheritance showing how child classes inherit features from parents, and polymorphism was described as allowing methods to behave differently according to their application. The presentation concluded that modern programming relies heavily on OOP due to its improved security and flexibility compared to procedural languages.

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    Academy Of Technology

    Department: ECE Semester: SEM-6

    Paper Name: Object-Oriented Programming Paper Code: OE-EC604C

    Power Point Presentation on


    [Understanding the Features of Object-Oriented Programming]

    Presented By
    Name: Abhigan Banerjee University Roll No.:16900320004

    To fulfil the requirement of Continuous Assessment 1 [CA1] of B. Tech / MCA Course.

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    Overview:
     Introduction
     Features Of OOP
     Brief Description & Methodology
     Discussion
     Reference

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    Introduction:
     Before going straight in to the “Object Oriented Programming” we must
    know why this type of language came into application, for that we should know
    that based on the approach used languages are of 2 types mainly –

     Procedure Oriented Programming Language(POP) –


    This is based on the step by step sequential approach and also
    on subroutines and function calling. Ex – c, Algol, Cobol ,Basic.
    But using POP we were unable to solve real life problems this is when,
    The concept of OOP comes.

     Object Oriented Programming Language(OOP)-


    This is based on the real life entities like object and classes along with
    unique feature and versatility that is why it is one of the most used language
    now a days. Ex- Java, python, groovy. Note- C++ is both POP & OOP.
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    Basic Features Of Object Oriented Programming:
    Features
    The Silver-lining features are –
     Class
     Objects  Polymorphism(Overloading & Overriding)
     Encapsulation  Encapsulation (Achieved by the help of
    Classes & packages)
     Inheritance
     Inheritance (Reusability& functionalityenhanced)
     Polymorphism

     Abstraction These feature makes OOP unique.
     Message
    Passing 4
    Description Of Major Features:
     Encapsulation
    To enhance the security we need to prevent the free movement of
    data(methods & members) in the program i.e. we need to restrict
    its motion inside a container in technical term inside a class or packages.

     Here the capsule is holding the


    data members and in real life this
    capsule is analogous to a Class.
    It improves the security.

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     Polymorphism
    ‘Poly’ means Many & ‘Morph’ means forms, i.e. ‘Many-forms’. If we want to
    find the analogy with the real life application we take an example as follows-
     A student is not only a student he/she has many forms as Brother/Sister ,
    son/daughter so this is an example of Polymorphism in the real life
    perspective.
     In technical term a method or function can behave differently according to
    Application.
     It increases the flexibility of the language.
     Polymorphism -
    Compile time Run time
    polymorphism polymorphism
    Function or Method Virtual Function
    Overloading & Hiding.
    Operator Overloading Method Overriding 6
     Inheritance
    Again if we take reference from real life application we can find that every
    Children gets some features from their parents, this inheriting feature from
    Parents is nothing but Inheritance.

    By default all Vehicle


    class method have came
    inside the 3 child classes.

     If a class inherits other class then by default the child class will have the
    methods and members which were present inside the parent class, we do not
    need to redefine those, that is why it enhances Reusability.
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    Discussion:
     Due to the non validity of POP for real life entities and data is not secured in
    that approach we have switched to OOP and it is a must learn because modern
    programming is based on OOP as it provides better security and it is more
    flexible along with a enhancing functionalities and have the feature of abstra-
    ction too. So that is how we can understand the basic feature and need of OOP.

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    Reference:
     Dynamic Programming, by E. V. Denardo, Dover Publications, 2003.

     “The construction of optimal binary search trees using dynamic programming


    is described in The Art of Programming: Sorting and Searching”, Vol.3, by D. E.
    Knuth, Second Edition, Addison Wesley, 1998.

    9
    Thank You

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