Name the design concept of making items represented, resemble their real-world counterparts
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The computer programming languages are of two types: High Level Languages (HLL) and Low Level Languages (LLL). The high level languages work on a unique design interface which enables their objects / items to be represented with an analogy to the real world.
This concept of real world analogism is called as Object Oriented Programming (OOP) concept. It is commonly found in modern computer programming languages such as Python, Java, C++ etc. because of its ability to provide a better user experience.
The first language involving OOP concept was C++, inspired by the languages ‘C with Classes’ and ‘Simula67’ and designed by Bjarne Stroustrup and Rick Mascitti.
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