What is difference between structured programming and object oriented programming?
Three answers:
silverstar
2008-03-27 07:07:47 UTC
object oriented programming emphasizes on objects; an object is an identifiable entity with some characteristics(denoted thru data) and associated behaviour (denoted thru functions) whereas structured programming also known as procedural programming emphasizes on procedures and not on the data; (data takes da back seat ) bigger problems are divided into smaller parts.
2008-03-27 07:06:07 UTC
structures is where your given a guide to work with like cubes on your page so you have a rough idea whre the middle of the page is sop that you ca put different things on inequal space and oriented is where you work it all out and put it whereever you want it
like the word "orientante" means to guide yourself
hope i helped
2008-03-27 07:06:11 UTC
One is structured and one is oriented.
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