What is OOP

What is OOP?

In Object Oriented Programming (OOP) programs are organized in a way that mirrors the way objects are organized. In OOP programs are organized into elements called classes. These classes are used to create objects. Two aspects define classes, one is attribute and the other is behaviour. Objects are created from class. They are also known as instances. Classes are connected to one another in such a way that one inherits functionality of other class. The classes are linked to one another through interfaces.