What is the difference between oop and sop?
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Answer / Ravinder Kumar Singh
OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) is a programming paradigm that uses 'objects' to design applications and software. SOP (Structured Operational Programming) is a method of organizing and controlling large computer programs by breaking them into smaller, more manageable sections known as procedures or subroutines. While OOP focuses on objects and their interactions, SOP focuses on structured control flow.
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