This project demonstrates the four pillars of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) using a Unity-based shape interaction system and an animal behavior model.

Inheritance: Implemented a base Shape class and a base Animal class that serve as parents for specific objects like Cube, Sphere, and Pig.

Polymorphism: Utilized virtual and override methods (like DisplayText and Jump) to allow child objects to perform unique behaviors when triggered.

Encapsulation: Protected sensitive data using private fields with public properties (Getters/Setters) in the GameManager and Shape classes to ensure data integrity.

Abstraction: Simplified complex logic by creating high-level methods like HandleClick() and using the Singleton pattern in the GameManager to manage player data across scenes.