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		<description>&quot;Object-oriented programming is simply an approach to programming--really nothing more than a way to organize the code in a program, using objects.&quot; &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;I have a comment on the sentence above.  OOP is also a programming discipline that addresses a problem by treating each entity of the problem as objects analogous to the real world.  The above sentence refers only in the program organization point of view.  With this mindset OOP features may not be utilized at its maximum.</description>
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