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OS for object oriented
Windows Interface is object oriented. In DOS Prompt, decide what to do first, then decide an object.
For example, when copying files, write programs as follows.
C:\> copy file_a file_b
It shows the operation "copy" and then its object "file_a".(file_b is the destination).
When deleting files, write programs as follows.
C:\> del file_a

How about on Windows operation?
On Windows, click a file which is to be deleted.
You'll have a menu as above, so choose what to do.
As you can see, on Windows, having an object first, then decide what to do.
This system is called "Object Oriented".

Coming up -- Object Oriented OS structures