History of C++ Programming Paradigms: OOP vs POP
Evolution of C++ programming through the comparison of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Procedural-Oriented Programming (POP) as presented by Mr. G. M. Krishnapkshi, Assistant Professor at Deogiri College, Aurangabad. Learn about the differences in approach, encapsulation, inheritance, security measures, and examples of languages used in each paradigm.
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History of c++ and POP vs OOP Presented by Mr. G. M. Krishnapkshi Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science and IT. Deogiri College, Aurangabad
Deogiri college ,Aurangabad. History of c++ and POP vs OOP By Mr. G.M. Krishnapakshi Subject name-: CPP Class Name-:BCA(Sci.) Second year
OOP vs POP OOP POP 1.OOP is stands for object oriented programming language. 2. Follows bottom up approach. 1. POP stands for procedural oriented programming language. 2. Follows top down approach. 3. Program is divided into small parts is called object. 3. Program is divided into small parts is called function. 4.Inheritance property is not used. 4. Inheritance property is used. 5. Encapsulation is used to 5.No data hiding.
6.It uses access specifier. 6. It doesn t use access specifier. 7.Concept of virtual function. 7.No virtual function. 8.It is high secur. 8. It is less secur. 9. Example= C++, Java,etc. 9. Example= C, Pascal,etc.