What is the difference b/w Object base and object oriented
programming?



What is the difference b/w Object base and object oriented programming?..

Answer / srikanth

object base programming lang
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it supports partial oops i,e. Encapsulation and Partial
Polymorphysim

Object oriented programming lang
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it supports complete oops i.e, Encapsulation,Inheritance
and Polymorphism.

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