Object modeling

Object modeling is a method used in software design to represent and organize data as "objects," which are instances of classes that combine both properties (attributes) and behaviors (methods). Think of it like defining real-world items: for example, a "Car" object might have attributes like color and model, and behaviors like driving and stopping. This approach helps developers visualize and structure complex systems, making it easier to understand how different parts interact, ensuring that software is efficient, maintainable, and scalable. It’s often used in creating databases, applications, and software systems.