With S-Case, I can model a problem and define class attributes and methods. Figure 3 shows an S-Case session. I've drawn the Automobile and engine objects and established the relation between them. Figure 4 is the result of clicking on the Automobile object. The automobile simulator is a trivial example and illustrates only a fraction of the expressive power of object technologies.
Object technologies provide an intuitive and powerful way to solve real-world problems.
And, as software requirements become increasingly complex, analysts will increasingly rely on tools to help them tame complexity. References Booch, Grady. Object-Orientated Analysis And Design With Applications . How To Program . Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.