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- [Binary Trees](#binary-trees) - [Binary Trees](#binary-trees)
- [String.split Trailing Strings](#stringsplit-trailing-strings) - [String.split Trailing Strings](#stringsplit-trailing-strings)
- [Java's Primary Four OOP Concepts](#javas-primary-four-oop-concepts) - [Java's Primary Four OOP Concepts](#javas-primary-four-oop-concepts)
- [Abstraction vs Encapsulation](#abstraction-vs-encapsulation) - [Abstraction vs Encapsulation](#abstraction-vs-encapsulation)
- [Other important OOP concepts](#other-important-oop-concepts) - [Other important OOP concepts](#other-important-oop-concepts)
- [Bad AP practices](#bad-ap-practices) - [Bad AP practices](#bad-ap-practices)
- [Why?](#why) - [Why?](#why)
- [Guidelines](#guidelines) - [Guidelines](#guidelines)
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} }
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### Abstraction vs Encapsulation #### Abstraction vs Encapsulation
I've noticed that Abstraction and Encapsulation look *very* similar, and looking it up, it seems it's pretty common to mix it up. I've noticed that Abstraction and Encapsulation look *very* similar, and looking it up, it seems it's pretty common to mix it up.
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I would mostly pay attention to what it looks like, more than truly understanding it. Tests will more likely show code with `Interface/Abstract Class` and ask you to determine what OOP Concept is being demonstrated, rather than a complex concept example. I would mostly pay attention to what it looks like, more than truly understanding it. Tests will more likely show code with `Interface/Abstract Class` and ask you to determine what OOP Concept is being demonstrated, rather than a complex concept example.
### Other important OOP concepts #### Other important OOP concepts
* Coupling * Coupling
* Refers to how tightly or loosely two objects depend on or use eachother. * Refers to how tightly or loosely two objects depend on or use eachother.