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Classes vs. objects

Recall from the video that in the context of object-oriented programming, objects are specific examples of classes, which are broader categories of objects. Building on that knowledge, you're working with a colleague to design a new object-oriented program and need to determine what should be modeled as a class and what counts as an object. Identify which of the following would be examples of classes, which would be examples of objects, and which would be neither of the two.

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