I think they are 2 sides of the same coin; for example i can have a function that can take documents and it will accept any class that is inherited from documents, and i have a new type of document called text, all i have to do is create a new class that inherits documents and implement the method body defined in the document class. Polymorphism is when i have new classes based off interface/abstraction because it is worded differently in some languages.
Love the way you write these concepts. However, I have a doubt on your encapsulation part where you say that adding double underscore before a variable name makes it non-accessible from outside. But, I can get that via _className.__variableName
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Your content is awesome. Can we get some real time example of each OOPS concepts ?
Hey, thank you!
I will post more content on OOP with real world examples.
It was very easy to understand ✨
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What distinguishes polymorphism through interface from abstraction
I think they are 2 sides of the same coin; for example i can have a function that can take documents and it will accept any class that is inherited from documents, and i have a new type of document called text, all i have to do is create a new class that inherits documents and implement the method body defined in the document class. Polymorphism is when i have new classes based off interface/abstraction because it is worded differently in some languages.
Hi, isn't encapsulation - bundling methods and attributes into a single entity(class)?
Your content is good, it would become better if you also include Java code also along with Python.
What is different between abstraction and polymorephism
Would you mind explaining What is "Self"? It's really confusing I didn't get it yet.
Hi Ashish,
Love the way you write these concepts. However, I have a doubt on your encapsulation part where you say that adding double underscore before a variable name makes it non-accessible from outside. But, I can get that via _className.__variableName
Thank you so much for sharing this. Can you please give some real world implementation of OOPS concepts?