Abstraction allow us to create a single class, for every objects we want to create, instead of creating classes for each individ

Question

I mean, abstraction just helps us to implement the data-hiding feature through it. What it has to do with the instantiation of a class?

Answer 1

Well, let me say it like this. A car has similar features to any other car, right? They have 4 wheels, use gasoline, have an engine, have doors, a drivers seat, steering wheel. You get the point. If I wanted to have a C++ Car class, I would make it abstract, with variables that I could change, like wheels. Why specifically say 4 wheels when there are cars with 8 wheels and even 16 wheels? Therefore, we use abstraction. We are vague, so that the Car class can conform to any car, not just specific cars. The instantiation of a class is simply creating an object. We can create multiple Car objects with their own specific variables.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Okay. I got it 😅.