Object-oriented Programming in Java
Java is an object-oriented language, and to be effective in Java, it is essential to understand OOP — how it works, and more importantly, the fundamental ideas behind it.
It is not necessary to know the objects or classes in advance.
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What's inside
15 sections- 1 Table of Contents
- 2 Course Overview
- 3 Approach to object oriented programming
- 4 Working with objects
- 5 Define your own classes
- 6 Hiding Information — Encapsulation
- 7 Design with abstraction and encapsulation
- 8 Inheritance
- 9 Polymorphism
- 10 Interfaces
- 11 Design with inheritance and polymorphism
- 12 The static keyword
- 13 Conclusion of the training
- 14 Appendix: Demo Code Files
- 15 References and key concepts
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