POO

POO

1. Object Oriented Programming

   • Development pattern to carry out a program in any context

2. Concepts

   • Object
     • Material or abstract thing that can be perceived by the senses and described through its characteristics, behavior and current state
     • Instance (creation) of a class. Every object has attributes, methods and its current state.
   • Class
     • Defines the common attributes and methods that will be shared by an object.

3. Abstraction

   • Allows you to identify the characteristics and behavior of an object

4. Encapsulation

   • It allows to hide independent parts of the code, making the created classes more efficient.

5. Heritage

   • It allows to base a new class on the definition of another previously existing class, inheriting attributes and methods.

6. Polymorphism

   • Allows the same name or thing to represent multiple behaviors