Introduction
Java is one of the most popular programming languages in the world, and one of the main reasons for this is its strong support for Object-Oriented Programming System (OOPS).
OOPS helps developers write clean, reusable, and well-structured code by modeling real-world concepts using objects and classes.
What is OOPS?
OOPS is a programming approach where software is designed using objects.
An object represents a real-world entity and contains:
- Data (variables)
- Behavior (methods)
Java is a pure object-oriented language (almost everything revolves around objects).
Why Use OOPS in Java?
- Makes code easy to understand
- Improves reusability
- Enhances security
- Simplifies maintenance
- Supports scalability for large projects
Main Concepts in OOPS:
- Inheritance-https://dev.to/kavitha_krish/inheritance-in-java-i4g
- Polymorphism-https://dev.to/kavitha_krish/polymorphism-in-java-4kpi
- Encapsulation-https://dev.to/kavitha_krish/encapsulation-in-java-4kfe
- Abstraction-https://dev.to/kavitha_krish/abstraction-in-java-4dh1
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