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Object-Oriented Language
Description:
An object-oriented language is a programming language that allows the creation and manipulation of objects as building blocks of a program. In this paradigm, objects are instances of classes, which encapsulate data and behavior, promoting modularity and reusability in software development.
Sample Sentences:
- Java and C++ are examples of popular object-oriented languages.
- By using an object-oriented language, developers can easily organize and manage code.
- The object-oriented approach helps in developing scalable and maintainable software systems.
- In an object-oriented language, a class defines the characteristics and behavior of objects.
- Polymorphism and inheritance are powerful concepts in object-oriented programming languages.
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