Technology: Object Oriented/Object Based Programming

Object Oriented Programming is the design of objects as instances of classes that may relate to each other in an inheritance relationship.

Object Based and Object Oriented technology promote the level of an application's modularity by providing a methodology where functionality is divided among components and properties among related classes.

The goal of a designer trained in the Object methodology is to design coherent and loosely coupled objects and classes. The more coherent the objects, the more reusable they are because they carry a related set of services. The less coupled the objects - the easier they can be utilized because a few objects need to be deployed together.

An efficient generic design requires an understanding of the patterns, commonality and coherence that governs the solution. Distributing responsibilities to objects, mapping properties into classes and interfaces, and behavioral patterns into frameworks contributes to a flexible, robust and reusable solution.

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