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How to design in Figma ?

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Source : Figma Introduction We have our task so this is what you can see here. We have four boxes and then this, so We have to describe it first, so for that, I'm using Figma. so Figma it is you know the free designing platform and I'm just opening a new right now what We will do, so for that what We have to do, We have just to select your phone first and We can just select a trim, and I'm using this, now what We have to do, We have to add a square, so let's see this I'm adding this square and I've given it a size let's s 750 widths and 7 50 height so this is square, now what We have to do, We have to make four boxes in it. So I'm adding one more box here, from here. to here, and I'm just copying and pasting it here, now what you have to do, We have to give each color everyone a color so right on leaving it like this right and We are giving it as white, and it has let's see, now what We have to do, We have to add a circle in it, so for that what ...

Java Programming Language and Concepts of OOPs

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  Source: Google Introduction  Today we are going to see some concept of java okay so here i have a ppt so first we will understand what is oops. oops it is object-oriented programming and these concepts include you know  data abstraction encapsulation inheritance benefit of inheritance. we will see and polymorphism how that overloading and overriding functions are there and these all include some of them. okay so we have so what we know first we will see why the need is of oops. okay so as we know oops by using the oops concept.  We can reduce the programming effort and it will be very, you know, easy for us or the programmer to understand. and it will be easy because using the concept of encapsulation we can combine the data and functions into classes and all that so we will later we will see on that part also so what is the definition of oops object-oriented program. It is a programming paragraph that uses objects and the interaction to design applications...