what is difference b/w object based and object oriented
programming language?
Answer Posted / anshu sharma
Object-Based Programming usually refers to objects without
inheritance and without polymorphism,These languages
support abstract data types and not classes,which provide
inheritance and polymorphism.however,support both
inheritance and polymorphism and they are object-oriented.
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