09 | OOP Object Oriented Programming

True or False?

• OOP is easier to set up than procedural programming.
• An instance is needed to create a class.
• the DRY concept is associated with encapsulation.
• Encapsulation protects the code outside of the class from changing
• OOP is better for a very large project with lots of objects.
• abstraction allows you to be more concise with your code
• inheritance helps keep you from repeating yourself; DRY concept
• abstraction, in general, makes things harder to grasp