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-Because OOP models itself after real-world objects, we're going to use a real-world object to explore some more OOP concepts.
 I have a Farberware 4241 microwave oven in my office. It's small, but it gets the job done. There is a factory somewhere making these by the thousand million, and they make all the Farberware 4241s from a master plan. That master plan defines what the Farberware 4241 //is//. In computing terminology, we would call that master plan a **class**. A class contains all the specifications needed to make a particular kind of object.