1.---Objects interact by sending messages to each other, asking other objects to invoke, or carry out, one of their methods. Identify and describe a real-world example of an object invoking another object's methods?
2.----An object in a computer system is like an object in the real world: it is a thing that has attributes and behaviors. Choose three real-world objects and describe their attributes and their behaviors.
3.-----Explain how a typical IDE is used. Explain the purpose of the various panes of the IDE. Justify the importance of this. Explain why it is helpful.
4.-----Develop a list of Java IDEs. Then compare and contrast its key aspects. Then choose the one you believe to be the most useful and provide a rationale
please 1 and 1/2 to two pages.thank u
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1.---Objects interact by sending messages to each other, asking othe.docx
1. 1.---Objects interact by sending messages to each other, asking
other objects to invoke, or carry out, one of their methods.
Identify and describe a real-world example of an object
invoking another object's methods?
2.----An object in a computer system is like an object in the real
world: it is a thing that has attributes and behaviors. Choose
three real-world objects and describe their attributes and their
behaviors.
3.-----Explain how a typical IDE is used. Explain the purpose of
the various panes of the IDE. Justify the importance of this.
Explain why it is helpful.
4.-----Develop a list of Java IDEs. Then compare and contrast
its key aspects. Then choose the one you believe to be the most
useful and provide a rationale
please 1 and 1/2 to two pages.thank u
