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Object Oriented Programming Features in DDB

The document discusses the application of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Database Development (DDB), highlighting features such as abstraction, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation that enhance data management. It emphasizes the benefits of OOP in creating complex applications like e-commerce and content management systems, leading to better user experience and system performance. The conclusion points to future advancements in OOP within DDB, focusing on improved support for distributed objects and system interoperability.

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Object Oriented Programming Features in DDB

The document discusses the application of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Database Development (DDB), highlighting features such as abstraction, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation that enhance data management. It emphasizes the benefits of OOP in creating complex applications like e-commerce and content management systems, leading to better user experience and system performance. The conclusion points to future advancements in OOP within DDB, focusing on improved support for distributed objects and system interoperability.

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Object Oriented Programming Features In DDB

SK.Ayeshajabeen
22WJ1A1252
IT
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in DDB

Object-oriented programming (OOP) in DDB


emphasizes the creation and manipulation of
data as objects.

This paradigm allows for better data


encapsulation, making it easier to manage
complex data relationships.

DDB utilizes OOP to enhance the flexibility and


reusability of code, facilitating easier
maintenance and scalability.
Key Features of OOP in DDB

Abstraction in DDB allows developers to hide


complex implementation details and expose
only necessary functionalities.

Inheritance enables new objects to inherit


properties and methods from existing ones,
promoting code reuse.

Polymorphism allows objects to be treated as


instances of their parent class, providing
flexibility in method implementation.
Encapsulation in DDB

Encapsulation is crucial in DDB as it restricts direct access to some components of an object,


protecting its integrity.

By bundling data and methods that operate on that data, DDB promotes a modular approach
to programming.

This feature helps in maintaining a clear interface for users while safeguarding the underlying
implementation.
Real-World Applications of OOP in DDB

OOP features in DDB are leveraged in


developing complex applications like e-
commerce systems and content management
systems.

The ability to model real-world entities as


objects simplifies the representation of business
logic and data structures.

This approach leads to more intuitive


application design, which enhances user
experience and system performance.
Conclusion and Future Directions

The integration of OOP features in DDB


continues to evolve, driving modern software
development practices.

Future advancements may include enhanced


support for distributed objects and improved
interoperability between systems.

Embracing OOP principles in DDB will further


empower developers to create robust, scalable,
and maintainable applications.

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