How to Implement Oops in Projects

Question

hi i am doing a Insurance project in a three tier architecture..
now i want to implement oops concepts in site i am femilier with oops but i dont know where to use it in real time..

so please any one help me in using oops concepts in real time scenario

Mahesh Chand · Answer

If you are using .NET and C# you are already using OOP. You have classes you have class members and you have objects. Is your question is on specific topic of OOP? Such as inheritance? OR overloading?

Naresh Babu Gopavaram · Answer

both concepts and with interfaces

Frogleg · Answer

oopsa daisy

Sam Hobbs · Answer

Oops there it is!

Abhimanyu K Vatsa · Answer

hey Sam don't be sorry yaar (means mate). i just thought is there something i didn't aware that OOPS n OOP? oops i made mistake....ha ha ha

Sam Hobbs · Answer

Oops! You force me to be explicit. I am sorry. It's just that oops is something that someone says when they have made a mistake. So it sounds funny to say we want to implement oops in our program. For many people it might sound like we want to put bugs into our programs. There is nothing wrong with saying OOPS if there is a reason to say it but oops is certainly something that could .... well it seems strange. So do you understand? So as I said if there is a reason to call it OOPS then that is good but otherwise OOP is best.

Abhimanyu K Vatsa · Answer

hey Sam! Is there any practically difference between OOP and OOPS? Please reply!!

Sam Hobbs · Answer

What is oops? The word oops is used when someone makes a mistake but I assume you are not asking how to put mistakes into your programs. I know what OOP is but I don't know what oops is in this context. The articles that Abhimanyu suggests does explain OOP but not OOPS.

Naresh Babu Gopavaram · Answer

Thank u........

Abhimanyu K Vatsa · Answer

download the attached files from these articles. http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/ecabral/OOPSandDotNET106252005024236AM/OOPSandDotNET1.aspx http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/ecabral/OOPSandDotNET206272005000559AM/OOPSandDotNET2.aspx