Saved $50,000 in student loans with this one weird trick. CS professors hate it. The meme explains OOP concepts better than most textbooks:
- Encapsulation: Veggies with privacy levels labeled. Private parts stay hidden, public interfaces say hello. Just like your code should work.
- Polymorphism: Spider-Men pointing at each other. Same interface, different implementations. The perfect metaphor doesn't exi—
- Inheritance: Father and son. Kid inherits dad's traits and probably his debugging skills too.
- Abstraction: Half a person behind a pole. You don't need to see the whole implementation, just the interface. Like most APIs we pretend to understand.