Class in Programming Language |
- Class is nothing but a structure binding the data along with its corresponding and related functions.
- Class is a user-defined data type in java.
- The class will act as the base for encapsulation.
- Class is similar (but not exactly) to “structure” in a c programming language to create user-defined data types that model real-world entities.
- A class contain properties and operations
- A class is a plan for the proposed object.
- A class is known as a blueprint or template for an object.
- Defining a class is nothing but modeling a real-world entity. Real-world entity type creation is nothing but classification. That is why the name “class” which is nothing but type.
- Any java application works like a collection of classes.
- Class is not an object-oriented feature. But class is the means with which all object-oriented features are programmatically realized.
- For example, encapsulation, polymorphism, and inheritance can’t be programmatically achieved without class concept. But it does not mean that class is an object-oriented feature.
Example Syntax of Class
class ATG
{
//static constructor declaration
//non static constructior declaration
//static variable declaration
//non static variable declaration
//Variable declaration
//static method declaration
//non static method declaration
}
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