What is the difference between a component and an object?
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Answer / nandhagopal. p
1) A component is business-oriented (or)
application-oriented. But an object is technology-oriented.
2) A component is Standard-Based (or) Architecture-Based.
But an object is Language-Based.
3) A component provides services. An object provides
operations and methods.
4) A component can be understood by everyone. An object can
be understood only by the developers.
5) Component's main focus is on Abstraction and its
secondary focus is on Encapsulation. An object's main focus
is on Encapsulation and its secondary focus is on Abstraction.
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Answer / guest
A component is an object that has been created, initialized,
and serialized. A component may be used by deserializing it.
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