Introduction to the Object Orientation Programming Approach

Object Orientation involves splitting the software system into smaller components and arranging these in hierarchy.

In OOP, a program is broken into independent reusable chunks known as objects, so it can be integrated to form a complete program. These objects can interact with each other by sending and receiving messages. A program that uses Object Oriented technology is primarily a collection of objects and in other words, objects are the building blocks of an Object Oriented program.

The following terms are associate with object-oriented approach:

• Objects
• Classes
• Messages
• Methods

Advantages Of OOPs:

• Realistic Modeling
• Reusability
• Modularity
• Flexibility to change
• Information hiding