What is difference between oop and procesiral programming
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POP - procedure-oriented programming. OOP - object-oriented programming.
1. In pop, the Large program is divided into units called functions.
In oop, the entire program is divided into objects.
2. In pop does not have any access specifier.
oop has access specifiers named Public, Private, Protected, etc.
3. In pop, same data may be transferable from one function to another.
In oop, data does not possibly transfer from one object to another.
4. In pop, overloading is not possible.
In oop, overloading is possible.
5. pop follows a top-down approach.
oop follows a bottom-up approach.
Ex of pop is C, VB, FORTRAN, Pascal.
Ex of oop is C++, Java.
Hope this helps!
1. In pop, the Large program is divided into units called functions.
In oop, the entire program is divided into objects.
2. In pop does not have any access specifier.
oop has access specifiers named Public, Private, Protected, etc.
3. In pop, same data may be transferable from one function to another.
In oop, data does not possibly transfer from one object to another.
4. In pop, overloading is not possible.
In oop, overloading is possible.
5. pop follows a top-down approach.
oop follows a bottom-up approach.
Ex of pop is C, VB, FORTRAN, Pascal.
Ex of oop is C++, Java.
Hope this helps!
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