How OOPs is better than Procedural
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hi all, i am very confuse about OOPs . Anybody can provide a good link which decsribe each OOPs concept and prove it is better than procedural with example (for example compare C and C++) or we can do work in more efficient way in OOPs compare to procedural language
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hi all, i am very confuse about OOPs . Anybody can provide a good link which decsribe each OOPs concept and prove it is better than procedural with example (for example compare C and C++) or we can do work in more efficient way in OOPs compare to procedural language
OO has a set of advantages over procedural programming, but procedural has it's merits too. It's just a different way of organizing your code - You can read all about it on the Wikipedia. Don't forget to write an article detailing your conclusions :) --edit-- I'm not calling one better than the other, each has it's own place.
I are troll :)
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hi all, i am very confuse about OOPs . Anybody can provide a good link which decsribe each OOPs concept and prove it is better than procedural with example (for example compare C and C++) or we can do work in more efficient way in OOPs compare to procedural language
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hi all, i am very confuse about OOPs . Anybody can provide a good link which decsribe each OOPs concept and prove it is better than procedural with example (for example compare C and C++) or we can do work in more efficient way in OOPs compare to procedural language
The answer most often hinted for in a question like this (from what I remember from my first college course) is re usability, polymorphism and umm what was that third bullet point? *checks old notes still saved in my documents* thats it inheritance. google / wiki
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The answer most often hinted for in a question like this (from what I remember from my first college course) is re usability, polymorphism and umm what was that third bullet point? *checks old notes still saved in my documents* thats it inheritance. google / wiki
Funny part that was the first question during my interview and my boss said "you'd be surprised at how many people I interviewed that didn't know any of the three".
Any suggestions, ideas, or 'constructive criticism' are always welcome. "There's no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid people." - Mr. Garrison
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Funny part that was the first question during my interview and my boss said "you'd be surprised at how many people I interviewed that didn't know any of the three".
Any suggestions, ideas, or 'constructive criticism' are always welcome. "There's no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid people." - Mr. Garrison
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Any? I can imagine forgetting the actual word but knowing the definition, but any? Thats just bad form. Those words where (mostly) burned into my brain for the first 3 weeks of college.
Yeah.......they ran an ad in the paper at first and got a bunch of people who obviously didn't know squat although claiming otherwise. After that hiring and failing phase, they went through a head hunter (who pretested candidates) prior to being interviewed by the company.
Any suggestions, ideas, or 'constructive criticism' are always welcome. "There's no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid people." - Mr. Garrison