Corrected Report English
Corrected Report English
Abstract
This report explores in depth the fundamental concepts of Object-Oriented Programming
(OOP) and their specific application within the Java language, a pillar of modern software
development. The main objective is to provide a clear and structured understanding of key
principles such as encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction, illustrating each
with detailed explanations and concrete Java code examples. The document examines how
these concepts build robust, modular and maintainable applications. It also looks at how Java
implements these paradigms, highlighting specific mechanisms such as classes, objects,
interfaces, and access modifiers. In conclusion, the report summarizes the importance of OOP
in Java for creating efficient, scalable software solutions, highlighting the significant
advantages in terms of code reusability, flexibility, and complexity management in large-scale
projects. This work is intended to serve as a reference for students and developers seeking to
master the theoretical and practical aspects of OOP with Java.