OOP vs POP

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 OOP(Object Oriented Programming)

OOP is a type of language which works on concept of Objects. Object is the instance of classes which is created to initialize Classes, when classes are initialize the memory is allocated to them.

In OOP a program is sub-divided into objects

Example Of OOP languages : C++, C#, Python, Java, VB.net etc.

POP(Procedural Oriented Programming)

POP is a type of programming language which works on the concept of functions. In POP a program is sub-divided into functions.

Example of POP languages : C, COBOL, BASIC, FORTRAN etc.

Difference between OOP and POP :

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