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# Dev Problem of the Day | ||
## Introduction to OOPS | ||
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Today, you should learn about **OOPS (Object Oriented Programming & System)**, which is a programming pattern/paradigm based on encapsulating data and functions in classes and objects. | ||
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It is necessary for most large scale software systems, and understanding it helps also understand how the language handles pointers and memory internally. | ||
Many companies ask questions about OOPS in MCQ form and also sometimes in interviews about the harder concepts | ||
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To begin, follow [W3 Schools](https://www.w3schools.com/cpp/cpp_oop.asp) and read the *C++ Classes* from `C++ OOP` to `C++ Exceptions` | ||
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For practice, you can use their inbuilt `Try it Yourself` | ||
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We'll cover more topics of OOPS in later weeks, so it is recommended you try to complete this short tutorial asap. |