Object Oriented Programming
OOP stands for Object-Oriented Programming. It’s a programming paradigm that revolves around objects, which are like mini-programs bundling data (often called attributes or properties) and the code (often called methods or functions) that operates on that data. Imagine each object as a self-contained unit responsible for its own specific task.
Enumerated types or Enums in Object-Oriented Programming, are a user-defined data type in OOP languages that allow developers to define a set of named constants, typically represented by integers.
Type Aliases in C++, as the name suggests, provide alternative names for existing data types. This feature serves as a linguistic bridge between the intricate world of programming and the human mind, making code more expressive and understandable.