OOPs fundamentals session for freshers in my office (Aug 5, 13)
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This document provides an overview of topics that will be covered in an introduction to object-oriented programming (OOP) session. It lists key OOP concepts like classes, objects, properties, fields, methods, interfaces, constructors, destructors, access modifiers, static members, inheritance, and generics that will be explained. The document encourages attendees to access additional session materials and code samples on the speaker's website for further learning.
OOPs fundamentals session for freshers in my office (Aug 5, 13)
- 1. Ashoka R K T @ashoka_rkt Get this session’s stuff at http://c-smil.es/oopstalk OOPs codeSmiles.comblog:
- 2. What are we going to see? • Object oriented thinking • Object oriented programming
- 3. Object Oriented thinking • What comes to your mind hearing the word “Object”? • Why do we need software? – To manage things(objects) • What is present in a software? – Objects are present in Software
- 4. What are we going to see in OOP • Classes • Objects • Properties and Fields • Methods • Interfaces • And the variations of the above, but these are the base
- 5. Classes • What is “Class” • Class means classification of objects • ..that’s it • We use classes to classify objects
- 6. Creating objects of a Class • Employee emp = new Employee();
- 7. Objects • We already discussed, so.. what are objects? • We create objects using a class’ specification
- 9. Methods
- 10. Interfaces • What is “Interface” • Keep in mind Hardware Interface, User Interface, etc
- 12. Access Modifiers • Public - everywhere • Private – same class • Protected – accessible from derived class • Internal - same assembly • protected internal – different assembly but should inherit – rarely used
- 13. Static Members • Non Instance specific
- 14. Inheritance
- 15. Generics
- 16. Delegates public delegate void DelegateMethod(string s); Calling code: public static void Method1(string s1) { … } … DelegateMethod del = Method1; del(“Hi”);
- 17. Thank You • Get this session’s stuff at http://c-smil.es/oopstalk – Slides & code samples blog: @ashoka_rkt codeSmiles.com