User talk:Shubh123

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Thanks for your contribution to the article on abstraction. I invite you to collaborate on the more specific article abstraction (computer science) too -- it could use some help. The general article on abstraction is quite long already and some non-programmers may want to keep computing out of scope there.

Once again, welcome! --TuukkaH 05:51, 26 April 2006 (UTC)

Abstraction
Hi Shubh123. I saw your edit to the Abstraction article, where you added content about abstraction in programming languages. You were probably unaware, but an article for abstraction in computer science already exists at "Abstraction (computer science)". Do you think you could try incorporating your content into that article instead? Below is the content I removed from the "Abstraction" article:


 * It is important to write programs that are understandable and easy to modify. In Object Oriented programming (OOP), Data abstraction is one of the key elements of software design. An abstract datatype can represent a new entity which specifies its storage internally.


 * For example, a person could be described as an ADT, which internally apecifies characteristics, such as age, name and so on. Data abstraction helps Software designers to make implementation decisions step by step. Encapsulation and data hiding play a vital role in data abstraction. A class contains attributes and functions that are encapsulated in it.Encapsulation builds a protective wall around the data and the member functions of the class, hiding implementation details of objects from each other, which is called Data hiding. Objects can hide their data and implementation. Only the information provided by the class is accessible, and everything else is hidden. you can control access to a class's data members and functions, using the following access specifiers: public, private and protected.

Thanks for your help! The Rod (&#9742; Smith) 16:28, 26 April 2006 (UTC)