Example of run-time object in C #

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Reading an article appeared the following term runtime object or "runtime object". What would that object be? Would it be an instance of a class? Can anyone pass some example?

Part of the article:

  

The OO design process centers on use cases: a user performs standalone   tasks that have some useful outcome. (Logging on is not a use case   because it lacks a useful outcome in the problem domain. Drawing a   paycheck is a use case.) An OO system, then, implements the activities   needed to play out the various scenarios that comprise a use case. The   runtime objects that play out the use case   to one another. Not all messages are equal, however. You have not   accomplished much if you've just built a procedural program that uses   objects and classes.

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But what I really wanted to know is what could be a run-time object.

    
asked by anonymous 29.04.2018 / 05:22

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Without showing you where you saw it and the context can not be sure what was being said, but apparently it is an instance of a class.

Or it can be an instance of some kind whatever, regardless of whether it's a class, but it seems to be about the object itself, ie as it is at the moment it's running.

The term can be misused because every object is created at runtime. Perhaps the term was used to reinforce the idea or because y = used the term object for what the class would be.     

29.04.2018 / 08:18