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OOP in practice
Apply OOP to real projects and interviews.
📖 Key ideas
- Model a domain: Library (Book, Member, Loan), Bank (Account, Customer, Transaction).
- Identify nouns (classes) and verbs (methods) from requirements.
- Use design patterns for common problems.
- Write unit tests for classes.
- OOP questions are common in interviews: pillars, overloading vs overriding, abstract vs interface.
💡 Real-life example: OOP design is casting a play: choose the characters (classes) and their dialogues (methods).
Domain modelClasses representing real concepts
Noun-verb analysisFinding classes and methods from text
Design patternReusable solution template
Unit testTest for a class/method