What is a .OB2 file?
An .OB2 file is a special kind of text file that is used by people who create computer programs. It is written in a computer language called Oberon-2. Think of it like a recipe that tells the computer what to do. This recipe can include a list of ingredients (which are like the variables and constants in the file) and the steps to make the dish (which are like the functions and definitions in the file).
To open and work with an .OB2 file, you can use a program called Excelsior XDS or another program named File Viewer Plus, which you can get from the Microsoft store. These programs understand the Oberon-2 language and can help you see and change the file's contents.
Oberon-2 is a version of the Oberon programming language that was made better in 1991. It's used to write parts of a computer program, called modules. These modules are like the chapters of a book, each doing a specific job. When you use a special tool called a compiler (which is part of Excelsior XDS), you can turn these modules into a working computer program. This is a bit like turning your recipe into an actual dish.
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