Object-oriented model objects differ from E-R models because:
A) OO store data.
B) OO allow data types.
C) OO objects exhibit behavior.
D) OO stores information.

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Object-oriented models differ from E-R models primarily because they encapsulate both data and behavior, meaning that objects in OO models can have methods that define their behavior, unlike E-R models which focus on data representation and relationships.

Object-Oriented Model Objects Differ from E-R Models Because