What is the Full Form of OOPS ?

OOPS – Object-Oriented Programming System

In Computer Science, any language (like C++ and Java) that supports the OOPS concepts is known as Object-Oriented Programming Language. There are 4 basic requirements of Object-Oriented Programming System: Inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation and abstraction. To be called an Object Oriented Programming language, a language has to fulfill these 4 requirements.

In Object-Oriented Programming System everything is based on an object. An object is nothing but a real world entity. Unlike Procedural languages that focuses on procedure, Object-Oriented language is based on objects.

Following are the basic elements of OOPS:

• Object
• Classes
• Inheritance
• Dynamic Binding
• Polymorphism
• Message passing
• Encapsulation

The most Popular Object-Oriented Programming languages are:

• C++
• C#
• Java
• Visual Basic
• Objective-C
• Smalltalk
• COBOL
• MATLAB
• Smalltalk
• PHP5