What is oo?

Answer 1

We do not use the term OO programming, we use the term OOP (object oriented programming).

OOP is the means by which we can define new data types (classes) that behave like built-in types (such as int, char, float and double). Classes allow us to encapsulate data with clearly defined initialisers along with the functions that specifically operate upon that data. From these classes we can instantiate objects with well-defined behaviours. We can also derive new classes (derived classes) from existing classes (base classes) with virtual methods (functions) that can be overridden to provide more specific behaviours even when the exact type of the derived class is not known at compile time (runtime polymorphism).

Answer 2

"OO" can stand for various things depending on the context. It could refer to object-oriented programming (OOP) in computer science, out of office (OOO) in business communications, or it could simply be a typo or abbreviation for something else. Can you provide more context for a specific interpretation?

Answer 3

a person shocked as known as emostion O-O