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    This document discusses objects and classes in object-oriented programming. It defines physical objects that can be seen or touched like students and textbooks, and conceptual objects that can't be touched like courses and departments. It describes attributes (variables) of student objects like name and GPA, and of course objects like course number and prerequisites. It also lists example behaviors (methods) of student objects like enrolling in courses and of course objects like permitting student registration. Finally, it explains the relationship between objects and classes, with objects being instances of classes.

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    Module 2.1

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    This document discusses objects and classes in object-oriented programming. It defines physical objects that can be seen or touched like students and textbooks, and conceptual objects that can't be touched like courses and departments. It describes attributes (variables) of student objects like name and GPA, and of course objects like course number and prerequisites. It also lists example behaviors (methods) of student objects like enrolling in courses and of course objects like permitting student registration. Finally, it explains the relationship between objects and classes, with objects being instances of classes.

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    MODULE 2 - OBJECTS AND CLASSES

    PREPARED BY: CHRISTOPHER A. HERNANDEZ


    CLASSIFICATION OF OBJECTS

    Physical – objects which can be seen or touched • Student


    • Professor
    • Classroom
    • Furniture
    • Building
    • Textbook
    CLASSIFICATION OF OBJECTS

    Conceptual – objects which can’t be touched but they exists.


    • Course
    • Department
    • Degree
    ATTRIBUTES (VARIABLES)
    Student
    Name
    ID
    Birth date
    Address
    Major
    GPA
    Course
    ATTRIBUTES (VARIABLES)

    Course
    Number
    Name
    Prerequisite
    Number of credit hours
    Description
    BEHAVIOR (METHODS)

    Student
    Enrolling a course
    Dropping a course
    Choosing a major field of study
    Selecting a faculty advisor
    Telling you his/her GPA when asked
    Telling you whether he/she has taken a specific course.
    BEHAVIOR (METHODS)

    Course
    Permitting a student to register
    Determining whether or not a given student is registered
    Telling you how many students have registered
    Telling you what prerequisite courses are
    Telling you which professor is assigned to teach a course
    RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OBJECTS AND CLASS

    Is an instance
    Object Class

    Is an instance
    John Doe Person

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