Simula languages ​​were developed by Ole-John Dahl and Nygaard, the key concept of OOP was purchased by Simula67. Nygaard studied the need to create precise tools for complex man-made machine systems. The idea of ​​developing an object-oriented programming language is that the language can be used as a description of the system for people and as a prescription of the system, that is, as a computer program through a compiler. There are many object-oriented programming languages, but the most common are C++, Java, and