The property of an object that separates it from other objects based on its existence is called:
A) object orientation.
B) object persistence.
C) object identity.
D) matrix of objects.

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Object identity refers to the unique identifier assigned to an object that separates it from other objects based on its existence. Object orientation refers to a programming paradigm that emphasizes the use of objects and their interactions. Object persistence refers to the ability of an object to maintain its state even after the program that created it has terminated. The term "matrix of objects" is not a recognized property or concept in object-oriented programming.

The Property of an Object That Separates It from Other