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Using natural language as a metaphoric base for object-oriented modeling and programming - AC. Alistair A.R. Cockburn Originally printed as IBM Technical Report TR-36.00021 May 1, 1992 ABSTRACT: This paper proposes natural language as a strong and intuitive metaphor to extend object oriented’s metaphor of interacting objects. We consider natural language as a metaphor rather than a programming language. Nouns and verbs are already found in the object model, but adjectives and adverbs are not. 0. Object-oriented programming began with a strong and intuitive metaphorical base for a rather abstract activity, programming, but has become enmeshed in ad hoc technological proposals trying to fulfill and extend that base.
The object-oriented model takes advantage of our natural cognitive skills, anthropomorphizing the world into a model of communicating, even self-motivated objects. Why metaphorical only, why not natural language as the programming language itself? Figure 1. A chart of some current concerns in the object-oriented (OO) domain might look like Figure I. Figure 2. 1. 2. 2.1. W3Schools Online Web Tutorials.