Object-oriented development

Object-oriented development is a way of creating software by modeling it around "objects," which are like virtual blueprints that combine data and functions. Each object represents a real-world entity or concept, such as a person, vehicle, or account, with specific properties and behaviors. These objects can interact with each other, making the software more intuitive, flexible, and easier to maintain. The approach encourages reusing code and organizing complex systems into manageable parts, leading to more efficient development and clearer structure. It's a fundamental method for building modern, scalable software applications.