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Revision as of 00:38, 10 August 2019
Definition
In computer science, abstraction refers to removing unnecessary attributes and data fro objects or systems in order to focus attention on crucial details. The process can be compared to generalizing something - the more broad and concise something is, the easier it is to understand its function! Abstraction is fundamental to object oriented programming and computer science in general.
