Definition of Object Oriented Programming in single line?

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Definition of Object Oriented Programming in single line?..

Answer / bhuvana

OOP Provides a way of Modularizing Programs by creating
memory area for both data and function that can be used as
templetes for creating copies of such modules on demand.

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Definition of Object Oriented Programming in single line?..

Answer / jithin

Object Orieante Promming is working with the number of
objects to create a real world application.

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Definition of Object Oriented Programming in single line?..

Answer / gangarampal

OOPS as Object Oriented Programming language.This type
of programming allows the creation of an object which always
has the same functional use, but can have multiple definitions.
for Ex. my company creates a diagnostic product. This product
provides a set of "objects" to be used to represent
diagnostic knowledge.One object in the set, the symptom,
represents an observable problem that someone might call a
tech support center to report.

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