1. Wrap-up
You made it to the end of this course on OOP in Java. Great work
Let us have a look back at the topics you learned.
2. Chapter 1 - object-oriented programming (OOP) Java introduction
In chapter one, you learned about classes, how they are blueprints with code, and how to create your own. Using the cookie cutter and the cookie example, you grasped the fundamentals of OOP and learned to create object instances of your class.
You finished chapter one, learning to add properties, create constructors, and add methods to a class. These topics equipped you with a solid foundation for working with OOP in Java.
3. Chapter 2 - encapsulation and inheritance
In chapter two, you reviewed some of the fundamental concepts of OOP, like access modifiers, encapsulation, inheritance and abstract classes.
These are concepts that will enable you create more reusable Java code as you write more complex software in the future.
4. Chapter 3 - interfaces and polymorphism
To finish off, you learned about the concepts of interfaces for selective inheritance and how an item can exist in various forms with Polymorphism by overriding and overloading methods inside classes.
5. Next steps
Finally, I want to encourage you to keep going on your learning path for Java and OOP, so, here are are some resources to help you on your journey.
6. Congratulations!
Thank you for the time and dedication, and I wish you the best of luck in your learning path!