What are the main differences between procedure oriented
languages and object oriented languages?
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Answer / k.rajesh
1. Procedural languages enforce sequential processing
of instructions. Object oriented languages may implement
event driven processing.
2. Procedural languages store all data as global while
OOPs languages support data encapsulation -- all related
data is stored inside one object and only relevant data is
shown to the user.
3. Facilities like function overloading and operator
overloading (polymorphism) allow you to use same names and
provide different functionality which avoids personalism in
naming conventions. These overloaded versions are easy to
use and remember.
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Answer / varaprasad
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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Answer / ankit samal
1. Procedural languages enforce sequential processing
of instructions. Object oriented languages may implement
event driven processing.
2. Procedural languages store all data as global while
OOPs languages support data encapsulation -- all related
data is stored inside one object and only relevant data is
shown to the user.
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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Answer / rahul madanan
procedural language: instructions will be divided into
various blocks called as datas .It concentrates on
procedures rather than datas.
oops: class is created where data and functions are
encapsulated. It concentrates on data rather than
procedure.
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Answer / 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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Answer / sudesh
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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Answer / ashish tripathi
Pocedure Pogramming:
it concentrate the procedure .execution is going on through
procedure.it means that we can not jump without calling the
pevoius pocedure .
oop:
no restiction are there .
simply call whatever u want to execute.
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