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Mind Map for Object Oriented Features


Core Concepts
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
OOP stands for Object-Oriented Programming
Foundation for designing programs using objects and classes

Key Features of OOP


Class
Extension of C Structure
Collection of data members and member functions
User-defined data type or blueprint
Allows encapsulation of data
Data Members
Member Functions
Visibility Labels: private, public, protected
Object
Instance of a Class
Variable of type Class
Physical representation of a class

Detailed Features
Data Hiding
Private Data members
Accessible only by member functions of the same class
Enhances security and protection
Encapsulation
Binding together data and functions
Creating a single unit called Class
Helps in modular programming
Inheritance

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Mechanism to derive a new class from an existing class


Reusability of code
Base class and Derived class
Polymorphism
Ability to take many forms
Methods with the same name can perform different functions
Static Polymorphism (Compile-time)
Dynamic Polymorphism (Run-time)
Message Communication
Objects interacting by sending and receiving messages
Functions within objects manage the communication

Comparison
C Structure vs C++ Structure vs Class
C Structure
Collection of heterogeneous variables
Cannot contain functions
Members are public by default
C++ Structure
Can contain both variables and functions
Public by default but can use private, public, protected
Class
Enhanced version with encapsulation and data hiding
Allows complex programs and inheritance

Practical Example
Real-world objects (e.g., Mobile Phone)
Private: Restricted access, e.g., phone in pocket
Public: Open access, e.g., phone on the road

Programming Example
class Student
Data Members: int id, char name[20]
Member Functions: void get() { /* access id and name */ }

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