Lecture 3 :- DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OO AND PO PRADIGMS


Lecture 3 :- DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OO AND PO PRADIGMS

OBJECT ORIENTED PARADIGMS
1.Program is divided into small parts called objects.
2. It follows bottom up approach.
3.It have access specifiers like public , private, protected.
4.Adding new data and function is easy.
5.It provides data hiding so it is more secure
6. It is based on real world.
7. Object oriented programming support overloading features.
8. e.g. C++, Java, Python, c# etc.

PROCEDURE ORIENTED PARADIGM

1.Program is divided into small parts called Functions.
2. It Follows Top Down Approach.
3. There is no access specifiers in procedural programming
4.Adding new data and function is not easy.
5. It does not have any way for data hiding so it less secure.
6. It is based on unreal world.
7. Procedure oriented programming does not support overloading feature.
8. e.g. C, FORTRAN, Pascal , Basic etc.

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