Wednesday, 11 January 2012

Object Oriented Programming


   Now with the major shortcomings of procedural programming let us look at how a different approach would help us. As mentioned earlier it is necessary to concentrate more upon the entities in the application and not only upon the tasks done by the application.
   Based upon this bottom line we have a certain set of rules defined as object oriented paradigm. If a programming language satisfies these rules i.e. provides certain features or keywords to implement these rules it would be qualified as an object oriented programming language.
   Lets discuss the major conventions for object-oriented programming.