1. Research and Study Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts in Java:

   • Understand the core principles of OOP and how they are implemented in Java.

   • Focus on how these concepts help in structuring and organizing code effectively.

2. Explain the Core OOP Concepts: For each concept, provide the following details:

   • Definition: A brief explanation of the concept.

   • Key Features: The important characteristics of the concept.

   • How it’s Implemented in Java: Explain how this concept is used in Java.

   • Example Code: Provide a Java code snippet to demonstrate the concept.

The key OOP concepts to cover are:

• Class and Object:

  • Define what a class and object are in Java.

  • Explain the relationship between a class and an object.

  • Show how to create a class and instantiate objects in Java.

• Encapsulation:

  • Define encapsulation and its purpose.

  • Explain how encapsulation helps in hiding data and ensuring controlled access.

  • Provide an example using private variables and public getter and setter methods.

• Inheritance:

  • Define inheritance and explain how it allows for code reuse.

  • Show how one class can inherit properties and methods from another class.

  • Explain the extends keyword and provide an example demonstrating class inheritance.

• Polymorphism:

  • Define polymorphism and explain the two types: compile-time (method overloading) and runtime (method overriding).

  • Explain how polymorphism allows methods to have different behaviors based on the object’s class.

  • Provide examples of method overloading and method overriding in Java.

• Abstraction:

  • Define abstraction and explain its purpose.

  • Show how abstract classes and interfaces are used to implement abstraction.

  • Provide an example using an abstract class or interface in Java.

3. Additional OOP Concepts to Include:

   • Constructor: Explain what constructors are and their purpose in object creation.

   • Method Overriding vs. Method Overloading: Clarify the difference between the two and how they relate to polymorphism.

   • Final Keyword: Explain how the final keyword is used in Java (with classes, methods, and variables).

4. Deliverables:

   • A write-up explaining each OOP concept (following the points above).

   • Example code in Java to demonstrate each concept.

5. Upload:

   • Document your research and explanation in a blog post on Medium.com or Hashnode.com.

   • Include example code snippets and detailed explanations.

   • Provide a link to your article for reference.