Reply With QuoteIn OOP, an entity is an Object that has some attributes, behaviour and unique Id. All functions in OOP are performed through objects.
Messages are accessed by Objects for different purposes that act as an interface to other objects.
What is entity with respect to object oriented programming
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In OOP, an entity is an Object that has some attributes, behaviour and unique Id. All functions in OOP are performed through objects.
Messages are accessed by Objects for different purposes that act as an interface to other objects.
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