Chapter 5. Classes, Inheritance, and Polymorphism
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Objects are a core component of the object-oriented programming (OOP) paradigm. Objects help the programmer to split a program into logical blocks that can be accessed via predefined interfaces. The way that an object works should not be seen by the user. The advantage of that is that a user does not have to know about the details of an implementation. This significantly reduces the complexity of a problem. The greater the complexity of a program, the more it benefits from the advantages of OOP. Especially when many different people are working on one piece of software, you'll soon find the advantages of object orientation.
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