The Object-Oriented Software Engineering (OOSE)

Object-Oriented Software Engineering (OOSE) is a method for designing and developing software by organizing it into "objects," which are self-contained units combining data and functions. These objects represent real-world entities, enabling easier modeling, maintenance, and reuse of code. OOSE emphasizes principles like encapsulation, inheritance, and modularity, allowing developers to build complex systems more efficiently and with clearer structure. Overall, it aims to create flexible, scalable software solutions by mimicking how objects interact and relate in the real world.