What are the main differences between procedure oriented
languages and object oriented languages?
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Answer Posted / hbp sandeep
Procedure Oriented Language: It follows the a procedure
that is simply saying it will go line by line in the code
unless if u mentioned any goto are any code breaking
keywords.
Object Oriented Language: In this each and every program is
called as Object. that is simply saying we will breake the
code in to small pieces and we will call the code when we
want.
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