What is OOPS and How it is different from Procedural
Programming ?

Answer Posted / teja

oop stands for object oriented programming language
in this language we are giving the main preference to the
objects
becoz
object is nothing but that physically exists in our world
And we have another condition also
i.e
for every class we must create an objet
procedure oriented programming is nthng but it is having
some step by step procedure

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