Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is more than just a programming concept. It is a way of thinking about applications. It is learning to think of applications not as procedures, but objects and real entities. That makes a lot of sense. We view the world around us not as intangible, but as real entities or objects. Objects that do things (methods), and have things (attributes). They are logically grouped by the way they appear and behave. Cars may differ in cabin space, color, engine size, acceleration, yet they’re all similar in form and function. If we think of our physical world in that way, why not code?In programming, an object is a run ..
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