TO STUDY OBJECT ORIENTED ALGORITHM TO REDUCE COST OF MAINTENANCE AT DEPLOYMENT LEVEL
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Object-Oriented Algorithms Play a Crucial Role in Reducing Maintenance Costs at the Deployment Level, Optimization Strategies in Object-Oriented Design Focus on Efficient Code Reusability, Modularity, Scalability, Which Contribute to Cost Reduction During the Software LifecycleAbstract [English]
Software maintenance accounts for a major fraction of the total cost of software development, especially at the deployment stage, when regular updates, bug fixes, and feature upgrades are necessary. Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a systematic approach to software design and development that emphasizes modularity, reuse, and flexibility. This study looks on the effectiveness of object-oriented algorithms and design principles in lowering deployment-level maintenance costs. Organizations may construct manageable codebases by employing OOP principles like abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. The paper focuses on essential design patterns and refactoring approaches that improve maintainability, as well as real-world case studies in which OOP has resulted in considerable reductions in maintenance labor. The challenges and limits of OOP in deployment circumstances are also covered, with a focus on effective implementation. This study indicates that using object-oriented techniques is a strategic way to achieve cost-effective and efficient software maintenance.
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