what is difference b/w object based and object oriented
programming language?
Answer Posted / mahesh gosemath
Any language which contains objects to encapsulate data and
methods/functions to operate on the data is called as Object
Based Language.
Furthermore if such languages also object oriented paradigm
i.e. if they implements features like polymorphism,
inheritance, etc. then they are also called as Object
Oriented Language.
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