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If you have the basic knowledge of OOP then you are good to go with this article. Classes Class keyword is used to define classes. Class properties and member functions are declared like this. This cl…
Introduction: Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a popular paradigm in software development, and JavaScript is no exception. OOP in JavaScript is based on three key concepts: polymorphism, encapsula…
🟢Inheritance in Java Did you know that in Java, you can inherit attributes and methods from one class to another? 🤓 We group this concept into two categories: ✅subclass (child) - the class that inhe…
Ever repeated a condition everywhere? Maybe because you wanted to represent one value in two different formats? Maybe because you wanted to add a special value to it? Nah, stop doing that, use Polymor…
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm that involves organizing code into objects that can interact with each other. JavaScript is a language that supports OOP, and in this articl…
It is a programming pattern where code is written and managed through objects. Objects can be considered as a block of code that contains data and certain methods which can manipulate that data. Objects are created from classes. Classes can…
As For The Previous Section which you can check it Here, In This Article we will discover three main components of OOP : Inheritance. Encapsulation. Polymorphism. Inheritance : Inheritance is a f…
Polymorphic malware typically works by altering its appearance with each iteration, making it difficult for antivirus software to recognize. CyberArk’s cybersecurity researchers have shared details on…
Polymorphism is one of the core concepts in OOP languages and describes the concept that you can use different classes with the same interface. Polymorphism means "many forms", and it occurs when we h…
In the previous blog, we read about Inheritance. In this blog let's deep dive into one of the pillars of Object Oriented Programming called Polymorphism. What is Polymorphism? In technical terms, poly…