In object oriented programming, what is another name for the "attributes" of an object?
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An object oriented programming refers to the type of programming where data and object are given equal importance and data is secured by hiding it .
Features are
1. Inheritance .
2. Data abstraction .
3. Encapsulation .
4. Modularity .
5. Polymorphism .
Another name is "unique characteristics"
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The name for the "attributes" of object-oriented programming is fields.
What are object-oriented programming fields?
- Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm based on the idea of "objects."
- which can include data as well as code in the form of fields, also known as attributes, and procedures
- Classes have parameters, which are called fields.
- It's given a class of objects that describes the type of data it holds and any logic sequences that can be used to manipulate it.
Hence, the "attributes" of object-oriented programming are referred to as fields.
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