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| − | Abstraction is the process of hiding details that are not essential for a problem to be solved. This can be interpreted as removing indirectly relevent data repeatedly until a complex problem (function) becomes a series of simpler problems (functions) which can easily accomplish the same larger problem (function) in a more efficient & | + | Abstraction is the process of hiding details that are not essential for a problem to be solved. This can be interpreted as removing indirectly relevent data repeatedly until a complex problem (function) becomes a series of simpler problems (functions) which can easily accomplish the same larger problem (function) in a more efficient & simpler way. |
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Abstraction
Abstraction is the process of hiding details that are not essential for a problem to be solved. This can be interpreted as removing indirectly relevent data repeatedly until a complex problem (function) becomes a series of simpler problems (functions) which can easily accomplish the same larger problem (function) in a more efficient & simpler way.
