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Object Oriented Programming Paradigm

The document discusses the object-oriented programming paradigm, highlighting that objects represent real-world entities that interact with each other. It outlines the structure of classes, which serve as templates for creating objects, and identifies the two main components of a class: data members and methods. Additionally, it mentions other programming paradigms such as procedural, functional, and event-driven paradigms.

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Object Oriented Programming Paradigm

The document discusses the object-oriented programming paradigm, highlighting that objects represent real-world entities that interact with each other. It outlines the structure of classes, which serve as templates for creating objects, and identifies the two main components of a class: data members and methods. Additionally, it mentions other programming paradigms such as procedural, functional, and event-driven paradigms.

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PROGRAMMING PARADIGM

CMT210: OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING 1

Object oriented programming paradigm

-Objects interact with each other.

-Objects are real world entities or things (in systems) e.g student, room, lecturer, unit, patient, doctor,
order, appointment…

(-Paradigm- approach, style, methodology

-examples are; 1. Procedural programming paradigm -C++

2. functional paradigm

3.event-driven paradigm-VB.NET

4.object-oriented paradigm -C++, python, java,VB.NET

-Each paradigm has its unique characteristics.)

-class- template that defines structure of objects.

-An object is an instance/copy of a class.

-we start by creating a class then an object.

-There are two main components of a class: 1) data members/properties.

2)operations performed on that data/methods.

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