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# Objects

## What are objects?

The Move language controls access to resources using the store ability and accounts. The Object model provides a way to associate a collection of resources with a single address, using centralized resource control and ownership management. An Object is a container for resources at a single address which can be managed and accessed as a group for efficiency. The contract creating an Object can define custom behaviors around changes and transfers of those resources.

It's simply represented as an `ObjectCore` struct, which keeps track of the owner of the `Object` and transfer permissions. Along with the ability to store resources with an `ObjectGroup`. You can find more technical details at the Object standard page, and view the code at the framework generated object documentation.

An example of creating and transferring an object:

```move
module my_addr::object_playground {
  use std::signer;
  use endless_framework::object::{self, ObjectCore};

  entry fun create_and_transfer(caller: &signer, destination: address) {
    // Create object
    let caller_address = signer::address_of(caller);
    let constructor_ref = object::create_object(caller_address);

    // Set up the object...

    // Transfer to destination
    let object = object::object_from_constructor_ref<ObjectCore>(
      &constructor_ref
    );
    object::transfer(caller, object, destination);
  }
}
```

## Learn more about using Objects

* Creating objects
* Configuring objects
* Using objects

## More details

For more details on objects, checkout:

* Object standards page.
* Framework generated object documentation


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