A "Dynamic Object" refers to an entity in programming or computer graphics that can change its state or behavior during runtime. This means that its properties, such as position, size, or appearance, can be modified based on user interactions or other events. Dynamic objects are essential for creating interactive applications and simulations. In the context of game development, dynamic objects allow for more engaging experiences, as they can respond to player actions. For example, a character in a video game can move, jump, or interact with other objects, making the environment feel alive and responsive.