Can you walk us through a specific OOPS concept or principle that you have applied in one of your previous projects? How did it enhance the overall project design and/or functionality?

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OOPS Concept Application in Previous Project

Application of OOPS Concept in Previous Project

During a previous project, I applied the Abstraction principle of Object-Oriented Programming (OOPS). This involved hiding the internal implementation details of a class and showing only the necessary features to the outside world.

By using Abstraction, I was able to create a clean and well-structured design where different components of the application were decoupled, making it easier to maintain and extend the project. This enhanced the overall functionality by promoting code reusability and reducing dependencies between modules.

Through the application of the Abstraction principle, the project design became more scalable and robust, allowing for easier integration of new features and modifications without affecting the existing codebase significantly.

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