Can anyone tell me what is Oject oriented analysis? In detail
why do we need object-oriented analysis? - In detail
where we use Object oriented analysis? - In detail
Thank you all!
Ashwin,
In a nutshell, object orientated design is an approach for certain technical solutions and relies on a concept of "objects" to which the design is "orientated". An object is real world thing or an event between 2 real world things, AND the methods for maintaining that object.
Example: Customer and Product are real world things. "Sale" is an event between these two real world things. The object Customer would be all the information in scope for Customer and all the methods of creating, reading, updating and deleting Customer objects.
There is a hellavalot more to this subject area: libraries of books, petrabytes of web stuff, more courses and training material than you can shake a stick at, so I can't really go in to too much detail! Google it and you will be rewarded with several lifetime's worth of material!
Guy
Ashwin
I think you shoud have a go at answering these questions here and then ask for comment. The information you get that way will be much deeper and more useful for you.
These are all very good summation. In addition, you may want to browse this book
What Every Programmer Should Know About Object-Oriented Design
Yes, the book is technically for programmers (which i know you're not) but it provides a good overview of the OO concept.
Just my thoughts
James
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