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Concepts of Object Oriented Programming

Name: Concepts of Object Oriented Programming
Author: Kush Agrawal
ISBN: 978-93-48717-74-0

MASTERING THE PRINCIPLES OF OOP DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION.

A deep dive into object-oriented design principles, patterns, and their practical implementation using Java.

AuthorKush Agrawal

PublisherGuru-Shishya Publication

CategorySoftware Engineering

Year2024

Pages225 Pages

EditionFirst Edition

ISBN978-93-48717-74-0

About The Book

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is the paradigm that powers modern enterprise software. This book goes beyond just teaching classes and objects; it teaches *design*. Through practical Java examples, readers will learn how to build scalable, maintainable systems using Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Abstraction. We also cover introductory design patterns to show how these concepts scale in real-world applications.

Why I Wrote This

Many students learn the syntax of OOP but struggle with the architectural mindset. They know *how* to write a class, but not *why* or *when*. I wrote this book to shift the focus from syntax to architectural thinking, helping students write cleaner, more modular code.

What You'll Learn

OOP Principles

Master Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Abstraction.

System Design

Learn to architect scalable software models.

Java Implementation

Apply OOP concepts using enterprise Java.

Writing & Research Process

To ensure the concepts were practical, I analyzed several open-source Java projects. I extracted simplified versions of their architectures to serve as case studies in the book. This grounded the theoretical concepts in real-world engineering practices.

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