OOP Explained Without the Textbook Nonsense

TL;DR

Object-oriented programming is about bundling data and behavior together, then building things by combining these bundles. Unlike what CS textbooks say, you don’t need to memorize inheritance hierarchies — start with encapsulation, understand polymorphism solves real problems, and skip the rest until you need it.

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