Introduction to class in ABAP Objects
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Introduction to class in ABAP Objects
The main objective of OOP is to model real world entity, each real world entity can be
modeled by its characteristics and functionality .The real world entity when modeled into
OOP world is known as Class, characteristics as attributes and functionality as methods.
A class has two parts definition part and implementation part. In the definition part the
definition of the class components as well as visibility of components is done. And in the
implementation usually the method implementation is done.
Now the question comes what is an Object then? Well the answer to this is, Objects are
instance of a Class or in other words they are run time entities, in an object-oriented
system.
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