Lecture

Object-Oriented Programming: Inheritance and Polymorphism

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This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of object-oriented programming, focusing on inheritance and polymorphism. Topics include encapsulation, constructors, abstract classes, interfaces, exception handling, and API introduction. Through examples like creating a Bag class to store different types of items and implementing dynamic binding, the instructor demonstrates how to apply these concepts in Java programming.

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