OBJ is a family of programming languages designed for the specification and implementation of software systems, particularly in the context of formal methods and object-oriented programming. The languages within the OBJ family utilize a rewrite-based formalism to specify and reason about software. The main features of OBJ include: 1. **Module System**: OBJ provides a sophisticated module system that allows for defining abstract data types and structures, facilitating code reusability and organization.
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