what is difference b/w object based and object oriented
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what is difference b/w object based and object oriented programming language?..

Answer / v.mahesh kumar reddy

the main difference b/t the object oriented programing language and object base programing language is that object based programing language supports all features of oop except inhetance and polymorphysm

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what is difference b/w object based and object oriented programming language?..

Answer / poorni

object based programming has in-built objects.for example javascript has window object.but object oriented programming has no in-built objects.

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what is difference b/w object based and object oriented programming language?..

Answer / deepthi

Object-based languages need not support inheritance or
subtyping, but those that do are also said to be
"object-oriented".(...) Sometimes the term "object-based" is
applied to prototype-based languages, true object-oriented
languages that do not have classes, but in which objects
instead inherit their code and data directly from other
"template" objects. An example of a commonly used
prototype-based language is JavaScript.

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what is difference b/w object based and object oriented programming language?..

Answer / mahesh gosemath

Any language which contains objects to encapsulate data and
methods/functions to operate on the data is called as Object
Based Language.

Furthermore if such languages also object oriented paradigm
i.e. if they implements features like polymorphism,
inheritance, etc. then they are also called as Object
Oriented Language.

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what is difference b/w object based and object oriented programming language?..

Answer / swathimurugesan

OBPL supports
* Data Encapsulation
* Data Hiding
* Automatic intialisatioon of object
* Polymorphism
It doesnot support
* Inheritance and
* Dynamic binding
OOPL supports all the above concepts....

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what is difference b/w object based and object oriented programming language?..

Answer / manikanta

Object oriented language:
Object-oriented language supports all the features of OOPs.
Object-oriented language doesn't has in-built object.
Object-oriented languages are C++, C#, Java etc.
Object based language:
Object-based language doesn't support all the features of OOPs like Polymorphism and Inheritance
Object-based language has in-built object like javascript has window object.
Object-based languages are Javascript, VB etc.

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what is difference b/w object based and object oriented programming language?..

Answer / chirag

Object based programing is support such futher or oop

but object oriented is support all futher of oop.

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what is difference b/w object based and object oriented programming language?..

Answer / isha

The Basic difference between Object-Based Language n Object
oriented language is of Polymorphism only.
Object-Based Language doesn't support Polymorphism.
It supports Inheritance.
Classes that support classes but not polymorphism are called
Object-Based languages.

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