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Line 16: Objects can interact and [[communication\|communicate]] with each other. If object A wants object B to perform one of B's [[method]]s, object A will send a message to object B. Consider a program which [[model]]s driving aa vehicle, Object A might be you and Object B might be a car. A message from A-B might involve the object being called upon to perform some action [YourCar], the name of the method (or action) to perform [changeVelocity], and a [[parameter]] such as [muchFaster]. Read on: [[class (object-oriented programming)\|class]], [[object (philosophy)]], [[object-oriented programming language]], [[object-oriented programming]], [[object-oriented technology]], [[computing]]

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