object-oriented programming
ˈɒbdʒɛkt ˈɔːrɪɛntɪd ˈprəʊɡræmɪŋ
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Definition of object-oriented programming - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

softwareTECH.programming style using objects to organize code and dataTECH.
  • Object-oriented programming makes code easier to reuse and maintain.
  • Object-oriented programming simplifies team collaboration on large projects.
  • Object-oriented programming enabled the startup to scale its codebase quickly.
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Expressions with object

no objectadj.
not considered important
For this project, time is no object.
object lessonn.
real-life example explaining a principle
His failure was an object lesson in humility.
price is no objectexp.
cost does not matter
For this project, price is no object.
defeat the objectv.
make the purpose of something fail or pointless
If you whisper, it will defeat the object of speaking up.
expense is no objectexp.
money does not matter when making a choice
Expense is no object when it comes to her wedding.
money is no objectexp.
cost is not a concern for achieving a goal
For this wedding, money is no object.

Expressions with oriented

consumer-orientedadj.
focused on meeting the needs of buyers
The company has a consumer-oriented approach to product design.
goal-orientedadj.
focused on achieving specific objectives or goals
She is a goal-oriented manager who always meets her targets.
business-orientedadj.
focused on or designed for business needs
This is a business-oriented software package.
market-orientedadj.
focused on meeting the needs of buyers or the market
The company adopted a market-oriented approach to increase sales.
task-orientedadj.
prioritizing tasks over relationships
His task-oriented approach sometimes makes him seem distant.
user-orientedadj.
designed with the needs of the user in mind
The software has a user-oriented interface for easy navigation.
application-orientedadj.
focused on practical use or real-world results
This is an application-oriented training program.
achievement-orientedadj.
focused on reaching goals or success
She is very achievement-oriented in her studies.
customer-orientedadj.
focused on meeting customers' needs and expectations
Our company is very customer-oriented.
message-orientedadj.
designed to handle messages
The message-oriented middleware facilitates communication between different applications.

Expressions with programming

regular programmingadj.
occurring at consistent intervals
The team follows a regular programming schedule.
network programmingn.
schedule of programs for broadcast on a network
The network programming for the week includes several new shows.
broadcast programmingn.
the content that is aired on radio or TV
The broadcast programming includes news, sports, and entertainment shows.
basic programmingn.
introductory computer coding skills covering simple logic structures and commands
The course teaches basic programming before moving to more advanced software development.
computer programmingn.
writing, fixing, or improving code for computer programs
Computer programming requires attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
programming errorn.
mistake in a computer program's code
The software crashed due to a programming error.
programming languagen.
system of rules for writing instructions for computers
Python is a popular programming language.
structured programmingn.
programming method using blocks to make code clear and organized
Structured programming helps make large programs easier to understand.
application programming interfacen.
set of rules for software communication
Developers use an application programming interface to connect different services.
event-driven programmingn.
programming paradigm where program flow is determined by events
Event-driven programming is essential for developing interactive applications.

Terms related to object-oriented programming

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objectorientedprogramabstractionclassencapsulationinheritanceinterfacemethodpolymorphism

Terms with object-oriented programming included in their meaning

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abstract classn.
object-oriented programming
class that cannot be instantiated directly
base classn.
technology
in object-oriented programming, a class from which other classes are derived
staticadj.
object-oriented programming
shared between all instances in a class
membern.
programming
function or data in object-oriented programming
destructorn.
technology
method in object-oriented programming that cleans up when object is deleted
generic functionn.
object-oriented programming
entity made up of all methods with the same name
MOOacr.
acr: MUD, object-oriented
type of online game with object-oriented programming
OOPacr.
acr: object-oriented programming
way to design software using objects

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  1. French:programmation orientée objet, ...
  2. German:objektorientierte Programmierung, ...
  3. Italian:programmazione orientata agli oggetti, ...
  4. Spanish:programación orientada a objetos, ...
  5. Portuguese:programação orientada a objetos, ...
  6. Chinese:面向对象编程, ...
  7. Japanese:オブジェクト指向プログラミング, ...
  8. Arabic:بَرْمَجَة كائِنِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:תִּכְנוּת מֻנְחֵה עֲצָמִים, ...
  10. Russian:объектно-ориентированное программирование, ...
  11. Ukrainian:об'єктно-орієнтоване програмування, ...
  12. Hindi:वस्तुनिष्ठ प्रोग्रामिंग, ...

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