Precise Definitions for OOD and OOP
OOD is the modeling methodology of OOP; where, OOP is a programming model, in which identifying objects and recognizing its data pieces known as properties are the primary steps to generalize each object as a class. Once a class is plotted, each distinct logic sequence is considered for it as a method (like an action in a non-OOP world). Since a class, by its nature, does exist in one or more hierarchical systems, its positions and relationships are detected to provide the possibility of employing concepts of inheritance, abstraction, polymorphism (including overloading & overriding), etc. to optimize the code in terms of reusability, data hiding (encapsulation) and avoiding duplicate code snippets.
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OOD: Object Oriented Design
OOP: Object Oriented Programming
OOD is the modeling methodology of OOP; where, OOP is a programming model, in which identifying objects and recognizing its data pieces known as properties are the primary steps to generalize each object as a class. Once a class is plotted, each distinct logic sequence is considered for it as a method (like an action in a non-OOP world). Since a class, by its nature, does exist in one or more hierarchical systems, its positions and relationships are detected to provide the possibility of employing concepts of inheritance, abstraction, polymorphism (including overloading & overriding), etc. to optimize the code in terms of reusability, data hiding (encapsulation) and avoiding duplicate code snippets.
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OOD: Object Oriented Design
OOP: Object Oriented Programming
