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Object-Oriented Programming in C
This repository provides the code accompanying the article: "Object-Oriented Programming". The code can be compiled and executed on any desktop computer (running Windows, Linux, or macOS).
Here is the code structure:
OOP-in-C/
+---doc/
¦ AN_OOP_in_C.pdf
¦
+---encapsulation/
¦ main.c
¦ make.bat
¦ shape.c
¦ shape.h
¦
+---inheritance/
¦ main.c
¦ make.bat
¦ rect.c
¦ rect.h
¦ shape.c
¦ shape.h
¦
+---polymorphism/
circle.c
circle.h
main.c
make.bat
rect.c
rect.h
shape.c
shape.h
Building and Running the Code
Each of the sub-directories contains make.bat (for Windows) that
allows you to build and run the provided examples. (On Linux/macOS
you can execute the commands from make.bat directly from the tarminal).
For example:
C:\GitHub\OOP-in-C>cd encapsulation
C:\GitHub\OOP-in-C\encapsulation>make
gcc shape.c main.c -o oop_in_c
oop_in_c
Shape s1(x=0,y=1)
Shape s2(x=-1,y=2)
Shape s1(x=2,y=-3)
Shape s2(x=0,y=0)
Videos
The concepts of OOP in C have been explained in a series of videos:
- OOP part-1 "Encapsulation"
- OOP part-2 "Inheritance"
- OOP part-3 "Poylmorphism in C++"
- OOP part-4 "Polymorphism in C"
The PDF Version
The PDF version of the
"Object-Oriented Programming" article
is provided in the directory doc
Licensing
The OOP-in-C source code and examples are released under the terms of the permissive MIT open source license. Please note that the attribution clause in the MIT license requires you to preserve the original copyright notice in all changes and derivate works.
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