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A thing solid enough to trip over, abstract enough to argue about.
means A material thing you can perceive or touch, or the target of an action, thought, or sentence.
from From Latin objectum, meaning a thing thrown before the mind — ob (against) plus jacere (to throw), so literally what is cast in front of you.
Grammar gigReceives the verb's action; the doer is subject.
Same rootObject the noun and object the verb both share it.
Philosophy splitObject stands opposite subject, the perceiving mind.
Coding lifeProgramming objects bundle data with behaviors inside.