Updated wikipage ET: The Dynamic Structure: Execution Model. (Signed-off-by:jocelyn).

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[[Property:title|ET: The Dynamic Structure: Execution Model]]
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==Objects, fields, values, and references==
A class was defined as the static description of a type of run-time data structures. The data structures described by a ca class are called '''instances''' of the class, which in turn is called their '''generating class''' (or just "generator"). An instance of <code>ACCOUNT</code> is a data structure representing a bank account; an instance of <code>LINKED_LIST</code> is a data structure representing a linked list.
A class was defined as the static description of a type of run-time data structures. The data structures described by a class are called '''instances''' of the class, which in turn is called their '''generating class''' (or just "generator"). An instance of <code>ACCOUNT</code> is a data structure representing a bank account; an instance of <code>LINKED_LIST</code> is a data structure representing a linked list.
An '''object''', as may be created during the execution of a system, is an instance of some class of the system.
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