❖Communication practices: Principle 1 Listen: •Try to focus on the speaker‘s words, rather than formulating your response to those words. •Ask for clarification if something is unclear, but avoid constant interruptions. •Never become contentious in your words or actions (e.g., rolling your eyes or shaking your head) as a person is talking. Principle 2 Prepare before you communicate: •Spend the time to understand the problem before you meet with others. If necessary, perform some research to understand business domain. •If you have responsibility for conducting a meeting, prepare an agenda in advance of the meeting. Principle 3 someone should facilitate the activity: •Every communication meeting should have a leader (a facilitator) 1)To keep the conversation moving in a productive direction, 2)To mediate any conflict that does occur, and 3)To ensure that other principles are followed. Principle 4 Face-to-face communication is best: •It usually works better when some other represen...
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What is Features of Java (OOP)
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The Features of Java OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) are the key principles that make Java a features object-oriented language. Classes:- A class is a user define data type date contain data member and member function .A class is a group of similar type object that same have properties common be haviour and common relationship Objects:- Object is instance of a class or real time entity of a class In OOP program is divided into number of object. it is a variable of a class object is an instance of class. Syntax:- Class-name, Object- name Abstraction:- The process of hiding is complex implementation in details and showing only the essential features to the user. Abstraction means providing only the essential details to the outside world and hiding the internal details Encapsulation:- The building of data attributes and the methods operate on that data within a single (a class). E...