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Bridging the gap between theory and practice in Java OOPs! This repository is where I actively translate Object-Oriented Programming concepts into working Java code. Follow my journey as I solidify my understanding through implementation.

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✨ Diving Deep into Java OOPs! ✨

A Hands-On Learning Log for Object-Oriented Programming in Java

Join me on this exciting coding adventure as I explore and implement the core concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs) in Java! This repository is a personal learning journey, documented through practical examples, experiments, and maybe a few "aha!" moments along the way. 🚀


🌟 What You'll Find Here

This repository is a living notebook of my Java OOPs explorations. Expect to discover:

  • Code Examples: Practical Java implementations demonstrating key OOPs principles. Think clear, concise, and focused examples.
  • Concept Explorations: Notes and reflections on understanding concepts like:
    • Encapsulation 📦
    • Inheritance 🌳
    • Polymorphism 🎭
    • Abstraction 💡
  • Small Projects/Exercises: Tiny projects or coding challenges that help solidify understanding.
  • Learning Insights: My personal takeaways and "lightbulb" moments as I navigate the world of Java OOPs.

🗺️ My Learning Journey (Tentative Roadmap)

While the path may evolve, here are some of the areas I plan to dive into:

  1. Fundamentals of OOP: Classes, Objects, Attributes, and Methods.
  2. The Power of Encapsulation: Protecting data and controlling access.
  3. Building Upon Others: Inheritance: Creating hierarchies and reusing code.
  4. Many Forms, One Interface: Polymorphism: Achieving flexibility and extensibility.
  5. Hiding Complexity: Abstraction: Focusing on essential details.
  6. Interfaces and Abstract Classes: Defining contracts and blueprints.
  7. Relationships Between Objects: Association, Aggregation, and Composition.
  8. Design Principles (SOLID): Laying the foundation for robust OOP design.

🤝 Let's Connect!

I'm on this learning journey, and I'd love to connect with fellow learners and experienced developers alike! Feel free to:

  • Star this repository if you find it interesting or helpful! ⭐
  • Open an issue if you have any questions, suggestions, or just want to share your insights. 💬
  • Connect with me on www.linkedin.com/in/arpreetmahala

Here's how to run a Java program using the terminal:

** Open Terminal: Access the command-line interface on your operating system.

** Navigate to Directory: Use the cd command to go to the folder where your Java file (.java) is saved.

** Compile: Use the javac command to compile your Java file:

    ** javac YourFileName.java

** Run: If compilation is successful, run the program with the java command:

    ** java YourFileName  (without the .class extension)

Happy Coding! Do star my repository if you have learnt something!!!!! 🎉

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