What is OOPS and How it is different from Procedural
Programming ?
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Answer Posted / oopslover
Oops is programing concept which works around the its object
and data, it works on real world objects. helps us in
building robust application, provides more security through
its objects. where as procedural language is totally
different it implies to use different functional things to
be used under one single function e.g "main" method in C.
The logic is expose to the whole program.
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