Java is the key to developing platform-independant programs. Therefore, it is the ideal option when diverse hardware platforms and OSs need to be supported.
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Java was designed at Sun Microsystems, Inc in 1991 and was initially called Oak. It was renamed Java in 1995.
Java was designed to be compatible with different platforms used by computers [...]
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Introduction to Java
November 10, 2006 · 10 Comments
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OOP Concept – Encapsulation
November 8, 2006 · 25 Comments
Overview
Encapsulation allows an object to separate its interface from its implementation. The data and the implementation code for the object are hidden behind its interface.
Encapsulation hides internal implementation details from users.
Example:
A Customer may issue a check and now know how it is processed. The internal processing is hidden from the customer. Similary, the [...]
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OOP Concept – Polymorphism
November 8, 2006 · 17 Comments
Overview
Polymorphism means one entity existing in multiple forms. It provides flexibility to application systems. It simplifies coding and reduces the rework involved in modifying and developing an application. It refers to the ability of an object to take on different forms depending upon the situation.
According to the polymorphism design principle, the same message [...]
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OOP Concept – Inheritance
November 8, 2006 · 11 Comments
Basics
Different kinds of objects often have a certain amount in common with each other. Tiger & Cow, for example share the characteristics of Animal; Yet each also defines additional features that make them different. Object-oriented programming allows classes to inherit commonly used state and behavior from other classes.
Inheritance provides a way to extend [...]
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