Chapter 11, Problem 6CRP

Program Plan Intro

Object oriented programming:

Object oriented programming is a type of a computer programming language model. It is based on the concepts of objects and objects are organized into classes. It refers to a specific type or an instance.

A class is a data type or category of objects defined by users which expresses several common properties of various objects which belong to it. Class shows description of a single or multiple objects. Instance describes the relationship between object and the class to which it belongs.

Examples of object oriented languages which include programming concepts are Python, Java, C++, Swift, Dart, and many others.

Declarative knowledge:

The identification of declarative knowledge is such that:

• Declarative knowledge is based on some concepts and objects.
• It gives a description about some particular thing.
• It mentions some facts.
• It expresses a statement in a declarative manner or in a proclaimed manner.

Procedural knowledge:

The identification of procedural knowledge is such that:

• Procedural knowledge is based on some strategies, rules, methods and procedures.
• It gives a technique to perform something.
• It gives a sequence of steps which is directly applicable to any activity.
• It dictates statements which are relatively large.