Answer Posted / ayswarya
Its a Principle in which the programming module must depends
on the object of that class and not the functions.. inter
communication of classes will occur through objects of the
classes only and not directly..
It has 5 properties
1. Class and Object(methods and data members in class and
objects meant for using those methods and data members)
s. Encapsulation and Abstraction (Data Hiding and wrapping
concept)
3. Inheritance (Software re-usability- use of existing code
in our new project)
4. Polymorphism (different functions taking different
forms(values) at different situations)
5. Data Binding
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