| 
            
            
                
                    | 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".
 |  |  |