Create an article that explains the principles of object oriented programming, as you understand them, and outline what qualities

you should look for in good object oriented programs.

Draw a concept map to accompany your explanation, that elaborates on the relationships between the concepts and programming artefacts.Make sure your explanation covers the following $($as a minimum, feel free to extend this$)$:

$\backslash$table$[[$Concepts$,$Artefacts,Action$],[$Abstraction$,$Class,Method Call,Value Type$],[$Encapsulation$,$Object,New,Reference Type$],[$Inheritance$,$Interface,,Abstract Class$],[$Polymorphism$,$Method,,Abstract Methods$],[$Roles$,$Fields,,Private$],[$Responsibilities$,,,$Public$],[$Collaborations$,,,$Protected$],[$Coupling$,,,$Overload$],[$Cohesion$,,,$Override$],[,,,$Virtual$]]$