The Relation Between Objects 5. Events and Processes Object 6. Polymorphism, Encapsulation and Inheritance 7. Additional Information 8. The Conclusion 1.
Introduction Making an analysis for building an application is still a challenge.
We moved from structured analysis to information modelling, functional decomposition and finally to object oriented methods. Today we are aware of the importance of an object oriented approach. The main idea is that we need to store information about objects of the real world, we need to keep this information up to date and to work with it accordingly to the needs and whishes of the company or organization. Consequently the basis of the analysis is to look how objects look like, how they are structured, how do we consider them and how do they interact. The objective of this paper is to find these basic components of information and to see how they can be used within an analysis.