The task at hand now is to (56) the programmers who still use yesterday’s software technology to solve today’s software problems. Object-oriented programming requires a new attitude toward problem (57) . Problem (57) with computer system becomes more natural. Application can (58) be translated into (59) . Although it is commonly believed that it will be easier to train new programmers to use object-oriented techniques than to (60) programmers who have substantial experience in applying conventional programming language constructs.
A．classes
B．class
C．objects
D．object
