Working with Objects

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The main theme of this book is to describe complex phenomena as structures of interacting objects. Object technology is applicable to a wide range of phenomena on many different levels. Examples are work procedures on the enterprise level; large-scale applications on the systems level; and small, technical details on the program design level.

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