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Linea 53: --> === ~~Obiecta~~Classes et obiecta === C++ ad C syntaxim [[lingua obiecta spectans\|linguarum obiecta spectantium]] introduxit. Classibus cum definiuntur praebentur : abstractio, incapsulatio, hereditas, et polymorphismus. Classis ita cogitari potest ut forma ex qua obiecta individua cudi possunt cum programma operatur. Classis definita idem ac int aut float in programmate fungit, et obiecta declarata idem ac variabiles huius classis. Classes igitur sinunt programmatores omnino nova genera variabilium definire et adhibere similia int, float, etc. <!--▼ C++ introduces object-oriented (OO) features to C. It offers classes, which provide the four features commonly present in OO (and some non-OO) languages: abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. Objects are instances of classes created at runtime. The class can be thought of as a template from which many different individual objects may be generated as a program runs. ▲<!-- Encapsulation Linea 79: --> === Operatores et eorum superpositio === <!--

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