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A style of programming focused on the use of classes and
class hierarchies

Reuse and extension of fields and method implementations from another class

Bundling data and code into a restricted container

Specifying a general interface while hiding implementation details (sometimes listed as a 4th fundamental concept of OOP, though I believe it's common to most paradigms)

A data type that can typically be handled directly by the underlying hardware

A data type that includes a fixed set of constant values called enumerators

A template encapsulating data and code that manipulates it

a reference type containing only method signatures, default methods, static methods, constants, and nested types

An encapsulated bundle of data and code (e.g., an instance of a program is a process; an instance of a class is an object)

An instance of a class containing a set of encapsulated data and associated methods

A block of memory associated with a symbolic name that contains a primitive data value or the address of an object instance

A short string representing a mathematical, logical, or machine control action

A managed memory technique that tracks the number of references to allocated memory, so that the memory can be freed when the count reaches zero

A program that runs in managed memory systems to free unreferenced memory

A class member variable (also called an "attribute" or "class variable")

A special class member that creates and initializes an object from the class

A special class member that cleans up when an object is deleted (not supported by Java)

A function that manipulates data in a class (also called a "class function")

A method that returns the value of a private variable

A method that changes the value of a private variable

A subclass inheriting class members from two or more superclasses

The class from which members are inherited

The class inheriting members

A class that cannot be instantiated

A method declared with no implementation

A subclass replacing its superclass’ implementation of a method

A named scope

A grouping of related types providing access protection and namespace management

A statement that introduces a name with an associated type into a scope

A declaration that also fully specifies the entity declared

A variable declared in a narrower scope than that of a variable of the same name declared in a broader scope

A procedure for solving a specific problem, expressed in terms of an ordered set of actions to execute

An object created to represent an error or other unusual occurrence and then propagated via special mechanisms until caught by special handling code

An expression that, if false, indicates a program error (in Java, via the assert keyword)

Code for which specified assertions are guaranteed to be true (often, a class in which fields cannot change after instantiation)

Ensuring that a program operates on clean, correct and useful data

Algorithmically enforceable constraints on the correctness, meaningfulness, and security of input data

The task of keeping a system consisting of many versions well organized

The standard visual modeling language used to describe, specify, design, and document the structure and behavior of object-oriented systems

Exclusive right to authors and inventors to their writing and discoveries

Symbol or name established by use as representing a company or product

Exclusive right to make, use, or sell an invention, and authorize others to do the same

Exclusive right to print, publish, perform, execute, or record a creative work or its derivatives, and to authorize others to do the same