List of Common Object-Oriented Programming Languages

Object-Oriented Programming Language

What does object-oriented programming even mean? What are the top languages of this type?

Sasha Andrieiev
1 min readJun 27, 2022

Object-oriented languages are high-level languages that are more human-readable but require translation by a compiler or interpreter for machines. They go further and combine their data and procedures into units named objects, which comprise more than just functions.

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Object-oriented languages ​​are based on four principles, such as:

  1. Encapsulation which is the concept of data binding to functions that work to keep that data secure,
  2. An abstraction that is an extension of encapsulation, and its purpose is to reveal only those information objects necessary to interact with it and hide everything else,
  3. The inheritance is used by programmers when working with several objects with a lot in common but still having unique logic and
  4. Polymorphism means “many forms” and it occurs when we have many classes that are related to each other by inheritance.

Among the benefits of object-oriented programming languages we define:

  1. Modularity which breaks an app down into objects and classes

Watch this video till the end to find out.

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Sasha Andrieiev

CEO & Co-founder at Jelvix | Digital Leader| Innovation Expert | www.jelvix.com