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Line 1: {{Short description\|~~abstraction~~Abstraction with well-defined ~~behavior~~behaviour}} In [[computer science]], an '''object''' is an [[entity]] with well-defined behavior.<ref name="ooa">{{cite book\|title=Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications \|edition=3 \|date=April 30, 2007 \|author1=Grady Booch \|author2=Robert Maksimchuk \|author3=Michael Engle \|author4=Bobbi Young \|author5=Jim Conallen \|author6=Kelli Houston \|isbn=020189551X \|publisher= Addison-Wesley Professional}}</ref>{{rp\|38}}

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