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    POP is procedure-oriented and uses a top-down approach to divide a program into separate functions with individual data control, while OOP is object-oriented and uses a bottom-up approach to divide a program into objects that can inherit and reuse code through encapsulation and polymorphism.

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    POP is procedure-oriented and uses a top-down approach to divide a program into separate functions with individual data control, while OOP is object-oriented and uses a bottom-up approach to divide a program into objects that can inherit and reuse code through encapsulation and polymorphism.

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    POP is procedure-oriented and uses a top-down approach to divide a program into separate functions with individual data control, while OOP is object-oriented and uses a bottom-up approach to divide a program into objects that can inherit and reuse code through encapsulation and polymorphism.

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    Parameter

    OOP POP
    s

    POP is structure or procedure-


    Basic Definition OOP is object-oriented.
    oriented.

    The program is divided into The program is divided into


        Program Division
    objects. functions.

         Approach Bottom-Up approach Top-down approach

    Every function has different


    Data in each object is controlled
        Data Control data, so there’s no control
    on its own.
    over it.

    Object functions are linked Parts of a program are linked


      Entity Linkage
    through message passing. through parameter passing.

    Adding new data and functions Expanding data and function is


          Expansion
    is easy. not easy.

    Inheritance is supported in
       Inheritance three modes: public, private & Inheritance is not supported.
    protected.

    Access control is done with No access modifiers


       Access control
    access modifiers. supported.

    Data can be hidden using No data hiding. Data is


    Data Hiding
    Encapsulation. accessible globally.

    Overloading functions,
    Overloading or
    constructors, and operators are Overloading is not possible.
    Polymorphism
    done.

    Classes or functions can be


    Friend function linked using the keyword No friend function.
    “friend, only in C++.

    Virtual classes or The virtual function appears


    No virtual classes or functions.
    functions during inheritance.

    The existing code can be


      Code Reusability No code reusability.
    reused.
    Not suitable for solving big
    Problem Solving Used for solving big problems.
    problems.

      Example C++, JAVA, VB.NET, C#.NET. C, VB, FORTRAN, Pascal

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