Principles of Object-Oriented Programming

This edition discusses in detail the most important issues related to object-oriented programming (OOP), which suggests an approach to writing code as modeling information objects. At a higher abstract level, the main task of OOP is to structure information in terms of manageability, which allows for the successful implementation of large software projects. This book pays close attention to such concepts of the object-oriented programming methodology as abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. By mastering the consistently effective principles of OOP, both novice and experienced programmers will gain access to an excellently structured way to manage complex code, as well as be able to use and maintain it more productively.