Introduction to Object Oriented Programming in a Nutshell
Introduction to Object Oriented Programming SHORT SUMMARY 1. Some of the quality issues of software such as correctness, usefulness, robustness, maintainability, reusability, portability, reliability and interoperability of the software must be kept in mind while developing software. 2. A programming paradigm describes the structure of a program. In other words, it determines how the instructions are placed in a program. Each programming language follows one or the other programming paradigm. 3. In unstructured programming paradigm, all the instructions of a program were written one after the other in a single function and hence was suitable for writing only small and simple programs. 4. In procedural programming, programs are divided into different procedures (also known as functions, routines or subroutines) and each procedure contains a set of instructions that performs a specific task. It follows a top-down approach. 5. Programs in procedural programming consist