Computer Science Terms:
Composite structure: the size of a typical software system implies that it must be broken down into manageable pieces of this
Composition: the process of building a system using simpler parts or components
Abstraction: the process of ignoring details irrelevant to the problem at hand and emphasizing essential ones. To abstract is to disregard certain differentiating details
Data: the info the program deals with
Functionality: what the program does with the data, the responsibility of the object to do
Object: the most abstract description of a basic component of an object oriented system
Values: a fundamental piece of info that can be manipulated by the program
Types: a set of related values along with the operations that can be preformed with them
Object: fundamental abstractions from which systems are built
Classes: a set of objects having the same features and properties
State of an object: the set of data maintained by an......
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