In what ways object oriented programming is different from procedure oriented programming.......
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OOP (Object Oriented Programming)
_Emphasizes on data rather than code.
_Bottom up approach.
POP (Procedure Oriented Programming)
_Emphasizes on code rather than data.
_Top bottom approach.
_Emphasizes on data rather than code.
_Bottom up approach.
POP (Procedure Oriented Programming)
_Emphasizes on code rather than data.
_Top bottom approach.
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The major differences are:
1) Object Oriented Programming uses objects as a bridge to have data flow from one function to another, but Procedure Oriented Programming Language uses data values which keep floating from one function to another.
2) Object oriented programming uses down top approach of programming and procedure oriented programming uses a top down approach of programming.
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