Object data representation

Object data representation in programming involves organizing data into structures called objects, which contain related information (called properties) and actions (called methods). Think of an object as a digital version of a real-world item, like a car, with attributes like color and model, and functions like start or stop. This approach groups data and behaviors together, making code more organized, reusable, and easier to manage. Objects form the foundation of object-oriented programming, allowing programmers to create complex, interactive software by modeling real-world entities effectively.