Objects

Objects are individual entities in computing that combine data and actions. Think of them as real-world objects—like a car or a book—that have specific properties (data) and can perform functions (methods). For example, a "Car" object might have properties like color and model, and actions like start or stop. Objects help organize and manage complex systems by encapsulating related information and behaviors, making software easier to develop, understand, and maintain. This approach is fundamental in object-oriented programming, where everything is modeled as objects interacting with each other.