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Common Lisp Object System (CLOS) is a part of Common Lisp that allows to use object-oriented programming techniques in your programs. It defines concepts such as object, class and method and their interaction. CLOS is the most powerful object system available in any [[Programming Language|programming language], and mastering the more peculiar aspects of it may take time. Fortunately, it is not necessary to be a CLOS expert to use it. Two orthogonal concepts of CLOS are classes and generic functions.[1]