What is OOPS and How it is different from Procedural
Programming ?
Answer Posted / krishna
OOps is the object oriented programming system in which objects are used to encapsulate data and code,which provides security.logic flows with in the object.
while in procedural language logic flows with in procedure
and there is no any concept of object thats y all program is executed step by step.public and private access specifiers r not used in procedural language,means data will access in whole program ,there is no any security aspects.
OOPS having some adv over procedural language like inheritence,polimorphism,encapsulation etc which make OOPS more flexible sa comp. to procedural language.
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