Some Object-Oriented languages are less rigid than others in how much they require you to design around objects, but OO languages certainly support these quality ......... if you take the time to pursue them.
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contributions
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tribulations
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attributes
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tributes
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Explanation
Object-Oriented languages support quality 'attributes' (characteristics like cohesion and loose coupling) if programmers take the time to pursue them in their design. Attributes are the qualities or characteristics that make code maintainable and reliable.