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TPTammana Prajithapython-where-my-journey-began.hashnode.dev

Abstraction in Python

When we build software, not everything needs to be visible to the user. Think about using a mobile phone. You tap an app icon → the app opens. You don’t see the thousands of lines of code running behind the scenes. You only see what you need. This id...

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DEDushara Ekanayakaoopjavadushara.hashnode.dev

Object - Oriented Programming in Java

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm in Java for designing software using real-world objects. Instead of writing programs as a long list of instructions, OOP organizes code into classes and objects making programs easier to und...

Feb 122 min read

CBChirag Bhugrajacked.dev

JavaScript Prototypes

Ever caught yourself typing something like [1,2,3].map() and suddenly wondered, where the hell does map actually live? You never defined it. It's not sitting there in your array. But it works anyway, every single time. The Hidden Link Every Object Ca...

Feb 123 min read

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Strategy Pattern: Algorithm Selection

Metadata SEO Title: Strategy Pattern: Algorithm Selection at Runtime in 2025 Meta Description: Learn how to implement the Strategy Pattern for runtime algorithm selection in modern distributed systems with TypeScript examples and best practices. Prim...

Feb 1211 min read

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Factory Pattern: Creational Design

Why Traditional Factory Implementations Fail in Modern Systems The classic factory pattern examples from textbooks assume stable, monolithic environments where configuration is static and dependencies are known at compile time. This assumption breaks...

Feb 1210 min read

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SOLID Principles: Object-Oriented Design

Why Traditional OOP Approaches Fail in Modern Systems The object-oriented programming taught in computer science curricula often emphasizes inheritance hierarchies and tight coupling—patterns that create brittle systems in distributed environments. W...

Feb 1211 min read

TPTammana Prajithapython-where-my-journey-began.hashnode.dev

Polymorphism in Python

If you’ve been following this series, you already learned about: ✔ Classes and Objects — how we create real-world entities in code✔ Encapsulation — how we protect and control data✔ Inheritance — how child classes reuse parent features Now comes one o...

Feb 124 min read

EMEdgar Milvusprogrammingcentral.hashnode.dev

ebook: Advanced OOP & AI Data Structures. Modeling Complex Systems and Tensors

Ready to bridge the gap between foundational C# and professional AI development? Many developers master the basics of object-oriented programming but struggle to build the complex, resilient, and high-performance systems required for modern Artificia...

Feb 84 min read

OTOludolapo Togun Ajisoladeesogmaths-togun-dolapo.hashnode.dev

Programmimg Paradigms An Overview(Object-Oriented Programming)

INTRODUCTION Now Adays, we have different sorts of people some are orderly, others are lackadaisical, a handful are hardworking, and a few are reserved. What am i trying to say?, because we have so many people with different characters, these people ...

Feb 43 min read

TPTammana Prajithapython-where-my-journey-began.hashnode.dev

Inheritance in Python – Building New Classes from Existing Ones

When we write programs, we often notice something interesting:many objects share common features. For example: A Student and a Teacher both have a name and an email. A Car and a Bike are both vehicles. A Dog and a Cat are both animals. Instead o...

Feb 23 min read

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Abstraction in Python

Object - Oriented Programming in Java

JavaScript Prototypes

Strategy Pattern: Algorithm Selection

Factory Pattern: Creational Design

SOLID Principles: Object-Oriented Design

Polymorphism in Python

ebook: Advanced OOP & AI Data Structures. Modeling Complex Systems and Tensors

Programmimg Paradigms An Overview(Object-Oriented Programming)

Inheritance in Python – Building New Classes from Existing Ones