OOP

Definitions

1. Object-Oriented Programming — a paradigm that organizes code around objects containing data and methods, emphasizing encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.

   In plain English: A way of writing programs by grouping data and the code that operates on it into objects, like modeling real-world things in code.

   Example: "OOP promised us reusable code. We got AbstractSingletonProxyFactoryBean instead."

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