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Define Class & Objects
Characteristics of OOPS
History of C++
Difference Between C & C++
C++ Programming Structure
Introduction to Objects
4. All around us in the
real world are
objects.
Each object has
certain
characteristics and
exhibits certain
behaviour
7. The Object-Oriented Approach - III
Personnel
Accounts Sales
The real world around is full of objects .We can consider both living
beings as well as things as objects.For example,the different
departments in a company are objects.
8. Why OOP’s Concept are Used?
The drawbacks of Traditional Programming
approach are
Unmanageable Programs
Code Reusability not Optimum
Problems in Modification of Data
Difficulty in Implementation
9. Object – Oriented Programming
Accounts
Data
Employee details
Salary statements
Bills
Vouchers
Reciepts
Functions
Calculate salary
Pay salary
Pay bills
Tally accounts
Transact with banks
Here the application has to implement the entities as they are
seen in real life and associate actions and attributes with each.
10. Benefits of Object Oriented Programming approach
are -
OOP offers better implementation
OOP offers better data security
OOP offers better code reusability
OOP offers more flexibility
OOP offers better manageable programs
Large complexity in the software development
can be easily managed
User defined datatypes can be easily constructed
12. Data acquisition Systems
Client/Server Computing
Object –Oriented Database applications
Artificial Intelligence and expert systems
systems such as process control, temperature control etc.
GUI based system such as Windows Applications
Computer Aided Design and manufacturing Systems
14. Grouping of data and methods into a
single entity is known as Data
Encapsulation
It is a technical name for information
hiding. (i.e data hiding or data security)
16. Data abstraction enhances security as use
of data is restricted to certain functions
only.
Abstraction is more used where you
want only a certain number of
functions/methods are accessing data.
22. polymorphism allows a programmer to
purse a course of action by sending a
message to an object without concerning
about how the software system is to
implement the action
Simply defined as “Same thing
can behave different ones”
24. A class is what defines all the data members
and the methods that an object should have.
The class defines the characteristics that the
object will possess; it could also be referred to
as a blueprint of the object.
Syntax:
class class_name
Eg:
class fruit
26. Simply defined as a structure that combines the objects with some attributes
(data structure) and some behavior (operation)
+
27. Access Specifiers of a Class
Class
Data or
functions
Data or
functions
Private
Public
Not
accessible
from outside
the class
Accessible
from outside
the class
28. To access the member data
and member function defined
inside the class
29. Object Oriented Languages
Some of the leading object oriented languages are:
C++
Smalltalk
Eiffel
CLOS
Java
30. Author of C++ is
Bjarne stroustrup
He invented this language in 1980's at
AT&T Bell Laboratories
All the C programs can be run
successfully using C++ compiler
31. C++ was designed using two
languages such as “C” Language
which gives the low-level feature
and “Simula67” provides the
class concept.
32. C Language C++ Language
Procedural Programming Language Object Oriented Programming
Language
Headerfile : #include #include
“n” is used to go to the next line we can use endl statement
Function prototypes are optional All Functions must be protyped
Local variables declared only the start
of a C program
It can be declared anywhere in a
program, before they are used
Return type for a function is optional Return type must be specified
Do not permit data Hiding They permit data hiding
Bydefault structure members are
public
class members are private
We can call a main() function within a
program
This is not allowed
33. Each class specification starts with the keyword “class”
The Class Specification must always end with a semicolon (;)
Data abstraction is the ability to create user-defined data
types for modeling real world objects using built-in data types.
Classes are used for data abstraction by hiding the
implementation of a type in the “private” part.
Polymorphism in Greek word means “Many Forms”
34. A class is an enhanced structure that provides Object-Oriented
Features of C++
An object is an instance of a class which combines both data
and functions together. Who developed C++?
Encapsulation is the process of combining member functions
and the data it manipulates and keeps them safe from outside
interferrence
The three access specifiers in a class are
private,public,protected
By default all members declared inside a class are private to
that class
C++ provides two pre-defined objects cin and cout for handling
35. EXERCISES
1. Describe the Basic concepts of OOPS?
2. List the various applications of Object oriented
Programming?
3. Explain briefly Classes & Objects?
4. State the use of #include directive in C++?
5. List the various benefits of Object Oriented Programming?
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