C# OOPS | Object Oriented Programming In C# | C# Tutorial For Beginners | C# Tutorial | Simplilearn

This video is about C# OOPs (object-oriented programming). This Simplilearn's C# OOPs Tutorial will assist beginners in understanding why we prefer object-oriented programming over procedural programming, as well as four major concepts of C# OOPs: abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism, with practical demonstrations for a better learning experience. This C# tutorial on OOPs video explained the advantages of all four object-oriented programming concepts.

Following are the topics covered in C# OOPs tutorial:

00:00 introduction
This section will give an introduction to C# OOPs

01:04 procedural programming
This section will give an introduction to procedural programming in C# OOPs

01:42 object-oriented programming in C#
This section will give an introduction to C# OOPs concepts

17:50 benefits of OOPs in C#
This section will provide some benefits of C# OOPs Concept.

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What is C# OOPs( Object-oriented programming) ?
Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is a programming model that organises programmes around objects and data rather than action and logic. C# OOPs allow for the decomposition of a problem into a number of entities known as objects, and then the construction of data and functions around these objects. A class is an object's blueprint that includes variables for storing data and functions for performing operations on the data. The four main concepts of C# OOPs are abstraction, inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism.

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[sriraamr]

I have been placed in TCS many videos of your channel helped me Thank you🙏

[andrespascal]

Encapsulation... and in your example u put PUBLIC instance variables and u assign them values from OUTSIDE the object ... wow... u just broke encapsulation in a a few seconds.

[snehlatashaw]

multiple inheritance is not supported in C#, , , right?

[leohunter]

Beautifully explained. Thanks! Game developer here trying to make my code better.

[HighIgnition]

Excellent video, but to be honest you explain real fast, and you almost give no chance to see the code to try to write it and execute it by myself, also the video just show what the different POO pillars are in a code example, but it lacks the explaining of why example when you declare program = new Program <= Why is this needed, etc., maybe this videos are thought for an interact course or so, but no for YouTube ! nevertheless very thankful for all your effort!

[saurav-sky]

Q: can you explain in detail how multiple inheritance works in c# and how it avoids the diamond problem

[sravankumar]

Thanks bro, everything is fine but a request display only code remove remaining tabs then code will be displayed good.

[RealOiseni]

how can I get the codes used in the tutorial ?