Object-Oriented Paradigm
| Object-oriented programming solves some of the |
| problems just mentioned. In contrast to the other |
| techniques, we now have a web of interacting objects,
| each house-keeping its own state. |
Objects of the program |
interact by sending |
messages to each other. |
Each object is responsible |
to initialise and destroy |
itself correctly. |
Consequently, there is no |
longer the need to |
explicitly call a creation or
termination procedure. |