Object Oriented Programming(OOP)

• It is one of an approach that come into existence in the 70’s for developing the applications in place of procedural programming approach.
• OOP is most successful approach that was available in the industry used for building applications with the main feature like security and reusability.
• A language to be called as object oriented needs to satisfy 4 important principal like

1. Encapsulation: Hiding the data
2. Abstraction:  Hiding the complexity
3. Inheritance:  Reusability
4. Polymorphism: Multiple behaviour based on input.

1. Encapsulation : It is an approach of hiding the data by wrapping it under a container known as class which provides the basic security for its members.
2. Abstraction : It is an approach of hiding the complexity of the member and providing with the set of interfaces to consume the functionality. Functions and methods one a good example for abstraction because in both these cases we call a function or a method without knowing the underlying logic.
3. Inheritance : It is an approach of the children reusing the property of their parents. That provides reusability. We can implement the same in our language by establishing parent child relationship between the classes so that child classes can consume the member of it parent class.
4. Polymorphism : It is an approach of behaving in different way depending upon the received input that is  wherever the input changes  automatically the output or behavior also change accordingly.