The Delphi programming language is a variation of Pascal developed to encourage this paradigm.
The Delphi programming language is a variation of Pascal developed to encourage this paradigm. Its central principles include encapsulation, the concept of hiding internal data from public access, and inheritance, or the ability to create derived classes. Languages designed explicitly to support this method of programming include Smalltalk, though common languages like C++ and Java employ it extensively. For 10 points, name this programming paradigm that focuses on using the namesake instances of classes to represent problems.
The Delphi programming language is a variation of Pascal developed to encourage this paradigm.
{object}-{oriented} programming [prompt on anything {involving objects}]