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Object-Oriented Analysis, Object-Oriented Design and Object-Oriented Programming How are the three different activities related? Is one activity more important than any of the others?

Please guide me.

Thanks in Advance.
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Updated 8-May-17 19:51pm
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I think this[^] rather succinctly explains the first two topics. The third item is simply the implementation of the design in real world code. As to setting a level of importance among the parts, that's quite hard to do, as failing to accomplish any one step will bring down the rest. My personal belief is that the most critical phase of the process is the first part, as any flaw in the analysis will lead to faulty design, and thence to defective code.
 
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Analysis is what it means, working out the problem. Design is what the word means - designing the system. Programming is what the word means, writing code. Lots of people do OOP, the others all lead to OOP. OOA is useless unless it leads to OOP.
 
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