Pillars of oops:

• Acts as a blueprint for creating objects.
• Defines attributes (properties) and behaviors (methods) of objects.

Object:

• A specific instance of a class.
• Has unique values for its attributes.

Encapsulation:

• Bundles data and methods within a class.
• Restricts access to certain components.
• Ensures data integrity by allowing controlled interactions.
• Protects sensitive information through well-defined interfaces.

Abstraction:

• Simplifies complex systems by showing only the essential features.
• Hides implementation details to make things easier to use and understand.
• Allows users to interact with objects without needing to know the complex details behind them.

Polymorphism:

• Allows different classes to be treated as instances of the same class using a common interface.
• Lets methods act differently based on the object they are used with.
• Promotes flexibility and interchangeability in code.

Inheritance:

• Allows one class to use features (properties and methods) of another class.
• The parent class gives features, and the child class receives them.
• Code Reuse: The child class doesn't need to rewrite code from the parent class.
• The child class can add new features or modify parent class features.
• Real-Life Example: A Dog class inherits features from the Animal class.

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