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-In an ObjectOriented languages and systems
a [Class] is a DataType which combines data and the methods which act on those methods. In some languages ([Java] and [C++]) there is a seperation between a class and instances of the class (called [Object]s), in others ([Simula] and [SmallTalk]) there is not.
+In ObjectOrientation,
a [Class] is a DataType which combines data and the methods which act on those methods. In some languages ([Java] and [C++]) there is a seperation between a class and instances of the class (called [Object]s), in others ([Simula] and [SmallTalk]) there is not.
A Class can have special [Constructor] and [Destructor] methods to create and destory instances of the class.
