Advantages and Disadvantages of Abstraction in Java

Abstraction involves hiding the complex features of a system and showing only the essential features, making it easier to understand by the user. Java abstraction has various advantages and disadvantages that will be covered in this article. Advantages of Abstraction in Java Increasing Understandability of the Code Abstraction is a technique that makes it easier to understand complex systems by converting the complete code into relatively smaller parts that can be managed & understood easily. Since we are hiding the

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Encapsulation in Java

The word “Encapsulation” means that closing something like we put the main power of the tablet inside the capsule. It is a mechanism that is done to bind the data and protect it from being used by everyone. After doing encapsulation, the variables and the data of one class cannot be used in another class and this data can be used by the member functions of the same class. Encapsulation can be achieved by adding the private specifier to the

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Java Program for Employee Details using Class and Object

In this article, we will talk about the Java program for employee details using class and object. An Employee is a person or also be referred to as an entity that consists of various attributes such as – emp_id, emp_name, emp_salary, emp_department, emp_email, emp_address, and many more. We use the getter (to receive Employee details) and setter (to set Employee details) method in this program. In the main class, we will create an object of the EmployeeDetails class and with

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Inheritance in Java

Inheritance is one of the pillars of the Java programming language. Learning OOP (Object Oriented Programming) without knowing and understanding the concept of Inheritance, its pros and cons are incomplete. Inheritance is a process in which a class acquires all the data members and its parent class methods. The basic idea behind it is that you create new classes based on the existing classes with additional data and methods. Example:

In the above example, there are two classes SuperHello

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