April 2026
Intermediate
1009 pages
34h 15m
English
As the name suggests, objects are at the heart of object orientation. It is best to think of an object as something real. For example, the computer on or under your desk is an object. Now, a computer cannot be completely described in a programming language. Even a three-dimensional figure of a computer does not include all its aspects. For example, the characteristic rattling of the fan is missing.
However, object-oriented programming is not about an exact description but about using some aspects of the respective object. An object consists of several properties. One property of a computer, for example, could be the CPU used. An object also has methods. Similar to a function, a method contains functionality. ...
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