public class BloodData { } private String bloodType; private String rhFactor; //Define the default constructor. public BloodData() { bloodType = "0"; rhFactor = "+"; } //Define the parameterized constructor. public BloodData(String bType, String rh) { bloodType=bType; rhFactor = rh; } //Define the getter and setter methods. public void setBloodType (String bType) { bloodType=bType; } public String getBloodType() { return bloodType; } public void setRhFactor (String rh) { rhFactor = rh; } public String getRhFactor() { return rhFactor; }

When adopting object-oriented design, everything is framed in terms of objects. How can a large (or complex) thing be divided up into its parts?

When creating with an object-oriented mentality, everything is seen through the lens of objects, rather than the world around them. How much of an intricate whole can be taken apart into its component parts?

Must we have a separate definition for "Object Oriented"? creation of software with an eye toward objects