Object-oriented programming (OOP) techniques primarily depend on two concepts—class and objects. In this chapter, we’ll discuss these topics in detail.
Class
A class is a blueprint, template, or prototype. It can describe the behaviors of its objects and is the foundation for how the objects are built or instantiated.
Object
An object is an instance of a class.
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