Is there a cartoon for OOP?

I am looking for some visual effects for a presentation to illustrate the principles of oop in a simple way of grasping.

I want to avoid saying things like " an object is a software package of a bound state and behavior ."

Has anyone seen a non-jargon-y illustrated guide for OOP?

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The illustrations in Grady Butch's book Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications are Pretty Good and Pretty Fun!

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O'Reilly book Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design can fully meet your needs

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Well, I just thought of cars as an example of OO design. There is a fixed interface: accelerator, brake, clutch, steering wheel, gears, lights, indicators, etc. There are also various implementations of the main "object": gasoline, hybrid, electric. Inheritance - A manual transmission inherits from an automatic transmission, but adds a gear lever and clutch.

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