+Data Oriented Design (DOD) is a software development paradigm that prioritizes the efficient arrangement and transformation of [Data](/wiki/data) within computer memory. It structures information to align with how hardware processes it, aiming for optimal [Performance](/wiki/performance) by leveraging CPU caches and parallel execution. This approach often contrasts with traditional object-oriented patterns.
+## See also
+- [Object Oriented Programming](/wiki/object_oriented_programming)
+- [Cache](/wiki/cache)
+- [Memory Layout](/wiki/memory_layout)
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