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In object-oriented programming, a class defines a category of object. A class describes the properties (data) and behavior (methods) for an object, much like an architectural blueprint describes the characteristics of a building. To use the properties and methods defined by a class, you must first create an instance of that class. The relationship between an instance and its class is similar to the relationship between a house and its architectural blueprints.
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