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A concept generally refers to an idea or principle that is used to plan or define actions and operations. In various subjects, including programming, concepts are the fundamental ideas or theories.

For example, Object-oriented programming is a concept in computer programming.

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What does concept mean?

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It is a plan for a house.

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This describes something very specific and physical, not an idea or way of understanding something, which is what a concept is.


It is a list of steps to follow.

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This answer is about instructions or a process, which is different from a concept. A concept is more about understanding an idea, not following steps.


It is a model you can touch.

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A model is something physical you can see and touch, but a concept is an idea in your mind that helps you understand things.


It is an idea that helps explain things.

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