The document discusses the benefits and applications of object-oriented programming (OOP). It notes that OOP allows for partitioning programs into objects, modeling real-world objects, and increased productivity. Specific benefits mentioned include reduced development time, increased security through data hiding, improved interfaces for message communication, extensibility through inheritance, and avoided data redundancy. Applications discussed include real-time systems, simulation and modeling, hypertext/hypermedia, artificial intelligence, neural networks, parallel programming, and office automation systems. The document also provides a brief definition of C++ as an object-oriented language developed in the 1980s at Bell Labs, and defines expressions in programming languages.

1. By
Ms.A.Thamizhiniyal, M.C.A., M.Phil.,
Assistant Professor,
Bon Secours College for Women, Thanjavur.

20. BENEFITS OF OOPS
 Partitioning – Program divided into objects
 Modelling – Object represent real world objects
 Productivity – Objects and Modules can be developed.
They are:
 Reduce development time and Increase productivity
 Security – Data is hidden
 Interface – Message Communication
 Extensibility – With inheritance ( by using
inheritance)
 Redundancy – Avoided data duplication
 Scalability – Applications can be upgraded
 Simplicity – Software complexity can be managed

22. Applications of OOPS
 Real-time Systems
 Eg: A system Parameters change every time, Output
changes, Dynamic systems eg: Weather, Temperature
etc.,
 Simulation and Modelling
 Limitation of real world product (eg : automobiles
changes)
 Hypertext, Hypermedia and Expertext
 Suitable for various media approaches
 AI ( Artificial Intelligence)
 Eg : Combination of both hypermedia and real time
systems

23.  Neural networks and parallel programming
 Eg: Refer to a N/W of biological neurons
 Consists of AI neurons 0r nodes
 Large problem divided into smaller ones and solved
concurrently (in parallel)
 Office Automation System
 Type of real System
 CAM/CAD systems
 Computer Aided Manufacturing
 Computer Aided Design

24. What is C++ ?
 C++ is an object oriented programming language.
 It was developed by Bjarne Stroustrup at AT & T Bell
Laboratories in Murray, New Jersey, USA, in the early
1980’s.

40. EXPRESSIONS
 An Expression is a combination of operators, constants
and variables arranged as per the rules of the
languages.
 An expression may consist of one or more operands
and zero or more operators to produce a value.
 Expressions may be of the following seven types:
 Constant Expressions
 Integral Expressions
 Float Expressions
 Pointer Expressions
 Relational Expressions
 Logical Expressions
 Bitwise Expressions

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