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Computer Science

An object model is an abstract model of some subset of the world in a computer using a collection of objects or object classes including with their behaviors, properties and relationships. Widely used examples of object models include the HTML Document Object Model (DOM).

External Links

Document Object Model (DOM) W3C on the DOM.

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