Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Students will be introduced to basic OOP concepts: objects, classes, attributes, and methods.
Key Questions
- Explain the fundamental concepts of objects and classes in programming.
- Differentiate between an object's attributes and its methods.
- Design a simple class to represent a real-world entity, including its properties and behaviors.
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