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DIFFRENCE BETWEEN STRUCTURED PROGRAMING AND OBJCET ORIENTED
PROGRAMING.
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Answer / aks
Structured Programming : Revolves around Creating
Programming Constructs. One writes the programs and
modifies the data structures with the focus on Algorithms
and Programming Routines. C/Pascal/BASIC are examples of
structured Programming.
OOP: is focussed on creating data structures and writing
Methods to modify them. The focus is on Creation of Data
Structures and providing Methods to modify these values.
eg. C++/Java/
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Answer / rajeshwar raja
Structure Programming : Approaches the problem in "TOP-DOWN"
fashion.
Object Oriented Programming : Approaches the problem in
"BOTTOM-UP" fashion.
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Answer / renjith m
Structured programming consists of breaking big problems
into smaller problems, then further breaking those into
still smaller problems, and so on, until a level of such
simplicity is reached that the implementation is obvious to
the programmer expected to do the coding. Object-oriented
programming consists of grouping code with the data on
which it operates so that this "object" can function
independently of the rest of the software system.
Structured programming and object-oriented programming are
not mutually exclusive. You can structure the code in an
object, and you can use objects to implement the modules of
code in a structured program.
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Answer / murali
structured programing is once we write the program it's
modification is diffcult beacause so many lines of code
inside the pg we must check every line of code and
modification done accourdingly
oop is very easy to modify any code beacause it consist
classes then easily can modify
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Answer / abhi
Procedure Oriented Programming
 Importance is given to the sequence of things to be
done i.e. algorithms
 larger programs are divided into functions
 most functions share global data i.e data move
freely around the system from function to function.
 there is no access specifier
 operator cannot be overloaded
 follows top to bottom approach
 Inheritence is not supported
Object Oriented Programming
 Importance is given to the data.
 larger programs are divided into objects
 mostly the data is private and only functions
inside the object can access the data.
 there are public, private and protected specifier.
 operator can be overloaded
 follows bottom to top approach
 Inheritence is supported
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