Management tells Wilhelm that he should use more object-oriented features in his Web site.
Before doing this, what does Wilhelm need to know about objects?
A.
Objects are specified fields in databases or instances of spreadsheets.
B.
Objects can contain static data as well as functions or methods.
C.
Objects need to be declared very carefully because they can slow a server dramatically if they
are mishandled.
D.
Objects cannot see each other, and an extra layer of code that declares objects and functions
is required to initiate the program.