What is OOPS and How it is different from Procedural
Programming ?
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Answer Posted / mariserla
OOPS means Object Oriented Programming Languages and
Systems and is different from the Structural programming in
the fact that in OOPS programming you take advantage of
Polymorphism, Multiple inheritance and Abstraction and
Encapsulation of the data by using Private and this helps
in Security of Data while giving you the levarage to
program your software system with the maximum flexibility.
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