Showing posts with label example. Show all posts
Showing posts with label example. Show all posts

26.6.13

Basics of OOPs (Object Oriented Programming System)


Introduction

Object Oriented Programming system or OOPs or OOP model come into light when the 'Structural Programming Methodology/Approach' had been became unsuccessful to manage large chunk of codes and could not able to much help in 'reusability' of existing code & as well as in 'performance'. Also 'security' of data could not be maintained effectively. Lets start with understanding what is actually OOP system.

25.6.13

Straightforward points about Overriding


Overriding comes into use when we have a requirement in which we want to keep the same name and same signature for more than one method. Let's know more about overriding in more simple words with a simple example of how it could be achieve..

23.6.13

Talking about C# Interface: in few simple straightforward steps.

Introduction to Interface

 interface just define a general way to represent our requirement as a whole...which can classified in the form empty methods means method without body, simply an interface to something/ to some functionality that you are going to specialize in your further classes. Lets see some common example of Interface.

22.6.13

C# Method Overloading- in few simple steps with example


So, till this moment you saw some common scenarios about OOPs and its related concepts. Basically the premier use of OOPs programming methodology is to employ Resuability,
               Security,
               Allow to focus on data, 
               Manageability
               Protability etc.

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