Answer / Roshan Rajnish Bage

OOPS stands for Object-Oriented Programming System. Fundamental concepts include Encapsulation (hiding internal details from the user), Inheritance (reusing the code of a superclass in subclasses), Polymorphism (the ability to use an object of a superclass as a subclass object), and Abstraction (providing only essential details and hiding complex ones).

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