Description: Object-Oriented Simulation is an approach to simulation that uses object-oriented programming principles to model complex systems. This method allows representing real-world entities as objects that encapsulate both data and behaviors. Each object can interact with other objects through methods, facilitating the creation of more realistic and dynamic simulations. The main features of this approach include code reuse, modularity, and ease of maintenance, making it a powerful tool for developers and scientists. Object-Oriented Simulation is especially relevant in various fields, including engineering, biology, and economics, where systems are often intricate and require detailed modeling. By allowing the creation of models that reflect the complexity of the real world, this approach helps researchers and professionals conduct deeper and more accurate analyses.
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