ABAP Objects 6.10 OverviewCourse OverviewThe course ABAP Objects 6.10 Overview describes the programming concepts used in SAP. It also explains a number of basic object-oriented concepts, and provides a brief introduction to the conceptual phase of ABAP Object program systems. The course also provides a detailed description of the object-oriented programming concept. It also discusses the special features of the object-oriented concept and explains how similar code can be combined. Learn To • Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming. • ABAP Programming Models. • Analysis and Design. • Concept of Object-Oriented Programming. • Classes and Their Components. • Working with Objects/Objects in Real Applications. • Concept Specifications. Audience The Computer Based Training (CBT) course SAP Web Application Server Development is aimed at developers working in an SAP environment, as well as at members of project teams working in the concept phase. Participants should have basic knowledge of Windows or other graphical user interfaces (GUI). Total Learning Time 3 to 4 hours Objectives Unit 1: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming 1.5 - 2 hours • ABAP Programming Models. • Procedural Programming Method. • Object-Oriented Programming Method. • Programming a Bicycle. • Analysis and Design. • Class Diagram. • Sequence Diagram. Unit 2: Concept of Object-Oriented Programming 1.5 - 2 hours • Classes and Their Components. • Objects and Classes. • Class Component: Attribute. • Class Component: Method. • Class Component: Event. • Working with Objects/Objects in Real Applications. • Instantiating and Deleting Objects. • Working with Objects. • Working with Objects – Example. • Concept Specifications. • Inheritance. • Casting. • Polymorphism. • Interfaces. |
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