What is oop in c++?



What is oop in c++?..

Answer / Ravindra Pratap Singh

OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) in C++ refers to a programming paradigm that uses objects, which can contain data and methods, to represent the real world. OOP allows for modular, reusable code.

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