Object Model

An Object Model is a way of organizing and representing information in software by using "objects," which are like digital versions of real-world things. Each object has properties (attributes) that describe it, and actions (methods) it can perform. This structure helps programmers design systems that mirror real-world interactions, making complex software easier to build, manage, and understand. Think of it as a blueprint that defines how different items in a system behave and relate to each other, providing a clear framework for developing and maintaining software applications.