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Abstract Class

Abstract classes cannot be instantiated, but they can be subclassed.


Can contain implementation.

Interface

Generics 1

Abstract Method

"abstract" means: "Implements no functionality", and "static" means: "There is functionality even if you don't have an object instance". And that's a logical contradiction.

Anonymous Inner Classes

Casting

Cohesion 1

Cohesion 2

Cohesion 3

Cohesion 4

Coupling 1

Coupling 2

Coupling 3

Coupling 4

Coupling 5

Coupling 6

Coupling and Cohesion 1

Coupling and Cohesion 2

Coupling and Cohesion 3


Coupling and Cohesion 4

Coupling and Cohesion 5

Coupling and Cohesion 6

Design Patterns-Builder 1

Design Patterns-Builder 2

Design Patterns-Builder 3

Design Patterns-Builder 4

Design Patterns-Builder 5

Generics 2

Object Oriented Development

1. Encapsulation


2.


3.Object composition is used to represent "has-a"


4.Inheritance


5.

SOLID (Dependency Inversion Principle) 1

SOLID (Dependency Inversion Principle) 2

SOLID (Interface Segregation Principle) 1

SOLID (Interface Segregation Principle) 2

SOLID (Liskov Substitution Principle) 1

SOLID (Liskov Substitution Principle) 2

SOLID (Liskov Substitution Principle) 3

SOLID (Open Closed Principle)

SOLID (Single Responsibility) 1

SOLID (Single Responsibility) 2

SOLID

Static Initializer

Static Method

UML 1

UML 2

UML 3

UML Aggregation

UML Association

UML Classes 1

UML Classes 2

UML Classes 3

UML Composition

UML Dependency

UML Inheritance and Implements

UML Interface

UML Multiplicity