“Think like an object. Of course, this statement gets its real meaning by contrast with the typical approach to software development: Think like a computer.”
David West
When designing programming languages, one of the important goals is to enable the formulation of the programs in a way that is as close as possible to a real-world description of solutions. The object-oriented programming
or paradigm attempts to fulfill this aim with the possibility of creating objects in the program’s text that are related to ...
