Object Oriented Programming

What Is Object Oriented Programming?


Object Oriented Programming
Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm which is oriented to the object. All data and functions within this paradigm wrapped in classes or objects. Compare with structured programming logic.

Any object can receive messages, processing data, and sending messages to other objects. Object-oriented data model is said to be able to give more flexibility, ease of changing the program, and is widely used in large-scale software engineering.

Furthermore, supporters claim that OOP is easier to learn for novice compared with previous approaches, and approaches OOP easier to develop and maintain.

In object-oriented programming, object have data/variables/properties and methods/events/procedures that can be manipulated. Some examples of object-oriented programming, including C + +, Object Pascal, and Java.

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