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Object Oriented Concepts

 
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Hi,

Can you please explain Object Oriented Conepts for Interview Purpose with Examples,and difference between Polymorpisam and Abstraction with examples.

Advaced thanks.

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Mahi Ranga.
 
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That is an extremely broad question. Entire books are written on those subjects. Can you try and focus what exactly you are looking for?
 
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Hi,

Actually I want Interview answers and examples.

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Mahi Ranga.
 
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Answers to what? Your question is like saying "Please tell me about history, with examples. And explain the difference between ancient Mayans and current day Japan".

Seriously - any book that teach an OO language will explain these concepts. A forum like this is not the best place to get a handle on them. Sure, someone can give you a sound byte you could parrot back during an interview, but that doesn't mean you will understand the concepts or are qualified for the job.

Have you read anything on your own? Have you done any research at all? If you really want to learn this stuff, the best way to do so it to put in some effort yourself, and THEN come and ask specific, focused questions.
 
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Here's where I would start -

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-oriented_programming

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymorphism_in_object-oriented_programming

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstraction_%28computer_science%29

Next, I would check my local library. There are a ton of books that explain these concepts (certainly better than we could in a forum reply).
 
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