This document discusses core object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts like encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. It explains that OOP uses classes with attributes and methods to define objects. Classes can inherit attributes and methods from parent classes, and subclasses can override parent methods (polymorphism). Resources for learning more about OOP and C# are provided, including Microsoft Virtual Academy and the Channel 9 developer site.

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6. Design
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Code
behind
(C#)

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10. Attributs (informations)
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Méthodes (actions)
Objet
Class1 obj1 = new Class1 (att1, att2, …)

11. Encapsulation
private
protected
public

12. Héritage
Animal A1 = new Animal (50,20,Fem);
Chat Ch1 = new Chat (50, 20,Fem, S, normal, longs);
A1.Dormir ( );
Ch1. Mioler ( );
Ch1.Manger ( );
A1. Jouer ( ); //ERREUR
public class Animal
{
…….
}
public class Chat : Animal
{
………..
}

13. Polymorphisme
“Plusieurs formes”
Méthodes  même nom
 Implémentations différentes

15. Ressources
Microsoft Virtual Academy
www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com
Channel 9
https://channel9.msdn.com