How are real world objects represented in an object oriented program? Explain.
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In OO programming, real-world objects also have properties and actions associated with them (actions that they can carry out or that you can carry out on them or with them). The properties are represented by variables, named values that can change their actual value, and/or constants — named values that don't change.
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In real life,we see many objects around us.The blackboard on which the teacher writes is an object.The chalk used for writing is also an object.An object can be in a physical or an abstract form in real world.
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