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In this week's newsletter I wanted to revisit the first two core concepts of Object Oriented Programming. That is - Abstraction and Encapsulation.
I have compiled my thoughts and the features of these two concepts in OOP in the below two articles.
I. Understanding Encapsulation in OOP made Easy
In this article, let's understand the basics of encapsulation and why this is an important characteristic of any OOP with illustrations in C#.
II. Understanding Abstraction in OOP made Easy
In this detailed article, let's explore what is abstraction in OOP with an illustrated example in C# and understand how it works.
I have also compiled on the basic difference between Abstraction and Encapsulation in these articles for you to grasp better.
I hope these articles will be useful to you.
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