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The object-Oriented philosophy consists of identifying and grouping local entities i.e. making useful abstractions of the problem at hand. The Object-Oriented paradigm provides four fundamental concepts: objects, classes, inheritance, and polymorphism. Software is organized into objects, that store both its data and operators on the data. This permits developers to abstract out the essential properties of an object, those that will be used by the others objects. This abstraction allows the details of the implementation of the object to be hidden, and thus easily modified. Objects are instances described by a class definition. Classes are related by inheritance. A subclass inherits behavior through the attributes and operators of the superclass. Polymorphism, allows the same operation to behave differently in different classes and thus allows objects of one class to be used in place of those of another related class.
- elligno May 19, 2010