objectmethod
An objectmethod is a function that is defined as part of a class or object in object-oriented programming and is invoked through an object or its class. Methods encapsulate behaviour that acts on the object's state or participates in interactions with other objects.
Binding and receiver: Most languages distinguish between instance methods, which require an object instance and can
Dispatch and inheritance: Methods may be resolved dynamically through the class hierarchy, enabling polymorphism. A subclass
Language examples: In Python, methods are defined with self as the first parameter and are called on
Role and limitations: Objectmethods participate in encapsulation and object interaction, but not all languages treat methods