OOP definition
[url#http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0070593620/information_center_view0/] OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH C++, 3/e[/url]
by E BALAGURUSAMY
ISBN: 0070593620
The above book defines OOPS as
" Objet Oriented Programming is an approch to organise programs by creating partioned memory areas for both data and functions which can be used as a template for creating copies of such modules on demand "
Is this definition of OOP has any defects?
When my Java teacher evaluated my answer sheet,
he quoted my answer is inadequate
> [url#http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0070593620/
> information_center_view0/] OBJECT-ORIENTED
> PROGRAMMING WITH C++, 3/e[/url]
> " Objet Oriented Programming is an approch to
> organise programs by creating partioned memory areas
> for both data and functions which can be used as a
> template for creating copies of such modules on
> demand "
>
> Is this definition of OOP has any defects?
Look more into the same book
After the OOP definition It describes the
"Features of OOP"
As AnjanReddy and dizzy pointed these paras describes encapsulation, reuse of code...
Have you included all these in your answer?