Object-oriented Programming by Example | HackerNoon
Briefly

OOP organizes software around objects, breaking down complex problems into smaller parts for better comprehension and manageability.
Classes in OOP define object attributes and shared methods, providing a template for object creation and manipulation.
Encapsulation in OOP bundles attributes and methods in classes, allowing restriction of access to object components for better data protection.
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