4. Implementation
In this final section, we examine how the IT tool outlined above performs in relation to the requirements of its users. The difficulties are of two kinds: those linked to the intrinsic limitations of the model, and those arising from demands unrelated to the model.
It's important to reiterate the limitations inherent in the class-instance model, so as to remain fully aware of the difference between what can be expressed directly within this framework and what requires the use of special techniques and the construction of complex superstructures. Let's reiterate that, in general, object-oriented programming makes it much easier to tackle difficult problems, but that some of them are just as resistant to it as to conventional programming....
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