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Define an object in the context of OOP.
What term describes the self-contained units in Object-Oriented Programming?
What are the three main characteristics of an object?
These terms begin with S, B, and I.
What is an object in OOP?
Think about how objects encapsulate functionalities.
A smartphone can be considered an object. True or False?
Does it possess state and behavior?
Create a class named 'Student' that includes attributes like name, age, and grade, along with methods to display the student’s details. Additionally, explain how the identity of different Student objects would work.
Consider what information uniquely identifies each student.
Discuss how creating objects can improve the efficiency of a program compared to using procedural programming. Provide examples to illustrate your point.
Think about the differences between organizing code as functions versus as objects.
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