QUESTION 2: Consider that for much of this semester we will be talking “Object Oriented” (O-O) primarily in the form of “Object Oriented Analysis” and “Object Oriented Design”. To answer the following...

QUESTION 2: Consider that for much of this semester we will be talking “Object Oriented” (O-O) primarily in the form of “Object Oriented Analysis” and “Object Oriented Design”.
To answer the following questions, use any available resource, including Google, Google Scholar, Researchgate.net, or other selected sources.  Research the topics of Object Oriented Programming, Analysis and Design. Answer the following specific questions:
2a. What is the definition of “Object Oriented (O-O)”?
Your Answer to 2a:


2b. How is O-O related to (same, different?) “Structured Methods”? Compare and contrast these two methods. (Hint: Structured Methods came first. It is possible that dissatisfaction with Structured Methods and the resulting software products led to some of the motivation for O-O).
Your Answer to 2b:


2c. What are the key characteristics / attributes of O-O? (Hint: Characteristics such as “Inheritance” and “Encapsulation” should be identified). Please

1) Identify each key characteristic / attribute that you find,

2) Define each key characteristic, and

3) Explain each key characteristic.

Your Answer to 2c: