How did object-oriented programing systems handle complexity better than procedural process?
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Security: Object-oriented programming is more secure than procedural programming, because of the level of abstraction or we can say data hiding property. It limits the access of data to the member functions of the same class. While there is no such data hiding in the procedural programming paradigm.
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- The OOPS system handle complexity because it provides security to the data by hiding it.
- Whereas in procedural it is not possible to hide the data.
- This may cause leakage of data.
- procedural process increases development time where as oops reduces development time.
- The oops handle complexity by forcing us to write a code in a specific fashion rather than huge variety of ways.
- in OOPS the program are divided into small programs ,it is called functions.
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