Whatis the difference between oop and object based language
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Answer / ankita
OOP= object based language + inheritance + dynamic binding
That means object based language doesnt support inheritance
and dynamic binding, where as OOP supports.
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Answer / poorna chandar rao
there is no difference btewen the Object oriented
programming language and object based programming language
both are fallows object oriented programming but small
differnce is object based language not supported the
multiple inhiritence ex java script
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