1.3 – Object-Oriented Modeling

1.3 – Object-Oriented Modeling

 

 

Object-Oriented Modeling

 - When solving a problem, object-oriented modeling involves the practice of representing key concepts through objects in your software. Depending on the problem, many concepts, even instances of people, or tihngs, become distinct objects in the software.

 

 

Why should you use objects to represent things in your code?

 - It is a way of keeping your code organized, flexible and reusable.

 - It keeps code organized by having related details and specific functions in distinct, easy to find places.