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3.3 (8) (Object-oriented System Development (Applications that use object…

- - - - Classes are either
        
        superclasses (i.e., root or parent classes) with a set of basic attributes
        
        methods or subclasses, which inherit the characteristics of the parent class and may add (or remove) functionality as required.
- - - - so that no trade secrets or programming techniques are compromised.
    - - Any change in one of these components may require developing or purchasing a new decompiler
- - - - number of tools are available to support this process.
  - - - to establish a better performing structure that is MORE RESPONSIVE TO CUSTOMER BASE AND MARKET CONDITIONS,
      - while yielding MATERIAL COST SAVINGS
    - - apply many concepts of RAD development leveraging responsible, accountable, consulted and informed (RACI) charts and UML modeling
- - - - possible to purchase only needed components and
        
        incorporate these into a customized system.**
    - - Less effort needs to be expended on design and build.
    - - application system can be assembled
        from prewritten components code for unique parts of the system needs to be developed,prove faster than writing the entire system from scratch
    - - prewritten components means a SIGNIFICANT PERCENTAGE OF THE SYSTEM CODE HAS BEEN TESTED ALREADY
    - - further increase abstraction already achieved with highlevel languages, databases and user interfaces.
    - - impassable INTERFACES BETWEEN DISCRETE UNITS OF FUNCTIONALITY , it encourages modularity
    - - Components written in one language can interact with components written in other languages or running on other machines
    - - voids the need to be conversant with procedural or class libraries, and
        
        allowing cross-language combination
        
        allowing reusable code to be distributed in an executable forma