What are the OOPS concepts?
Answer Posted / abhradeep
Object is form of data abstraction so the OOP concepts will be as follows
1) Encapsulation (E.G Class)
2) Abstraction (E.G Object)
3) Polymorphism (e.g Overloading, overriding)
4) Inheritance (e.g Interface, Abstract Class)
5) Dynamic binding (e.g new keyword @ the runtime)
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