Answer / bappaditya

object based programming do not support the vital two
features of object oriented language..which are inheritance
and polymorphism

Answer / anshu sharma

Object-Based Programming usually refers to objects without
inheritance and without polymorphism,These languages
support abstract data types and not classes,which provide
inheritance and polymorphism.however,support both
inheritance and polymorphism and they are object-oriented.

Answer / chirag

Object Base Language Not Support Inheritance & Polimorphisum

Answer / uv

Object based programming language supports all the features
of OOP except Inheritence

Answer / lalit kumar

The main difference between object based and object oriented
language is the language which supports concepts of
inheritence and dynamic binding is known as object oriented
and the language which doesnot support these 2 concepts is
called object based language.

Answer / souvik ballav

Object Base Language Not Support Inheritance &
Polimorphisom or dynamic binding.......

Answer / shubham singh

If the language supports ony 3 features i;e (encapsulation,abstraction and polymorphism).then it is said to be object based programming language.
for example vb,asp.

If the language supports all the 4 features i;e(encapsulatio,abstraction,polymorphism $ also inheritance )..then it is said to be object oriented programming language.
for example java , c#.

Answer / shanky

answaer added by baapiadityaa is correct bt i want to add 1
more pt. that,in object oriented language packaging of
funnction inside the structure is supported while in case
of object base language its nt poss

Answer / krud sigh urf ykku

oops based r those in which we cn put more oop ooh ihhh n
suddnly currnt is vibtrate in d body of the students...thank
u so much

Answer / g hari

object based programming usually refers to object without
inheritence and without polymorphism.object oriented have
an associated type.types may have inherit attributes from
super types.i support inheritence & polymorphism.

object oriented=class and object+inheritence+communication
message.
any wrong in this answer let me know.

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1.explicit call for destructor 2.calling function inside a constructor. 3.base *b-new derived delete b; 4.delete p what it will delete. 5.size of base class and derived class int i,in base class and int j in derived. 6.int i-20 int main() { int i =5; printf("%d".::i); { int i =10; printf("%d".::i); } } 7.object slicing 8.new 9.function overloading(return type). 10.class base() { virtuval fun() { ----- } } class derivied:public base() { fun() { ----- } } int main() { derived d; } 11.how static function will call in C++? 12.default structures are in C++? 13.constructors should be in public . 14.virtuval constructor not exist. 15.multilevel inhritence. destructor order.

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write a code for this. serial_number contained in the header of the file will be read , if this serial number is less than a previous serial number within a successfully processed file, or is the same as another serial number within a successfully processed file, or if the field contains anything other than 7 digits, then the file must error with the reason ‘Invalid SERIAL_NUMBER’.

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