What is OOPS and How it is different from Procedural
Programming ?
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Answer / jayasrinivas.donavalli
In Procedural Programming language the execution of
application can be step by step. That means the data can be
executed ina sequential manner but in Object oriented
languages the application executed according to the order
we wrote in the program.
that means there is no need to follow the order of
execution on OOP.
it depends on the object.
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Answer / manish
OOPS is an object oriented language which led it's emphasis
on the set of codes called object rather then it's
procedure......but in the procedural language,procedure is
given more improtance
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Answer / chumma
Oops ->Structural Programming (C++)
Procedural Programming (C)
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