What is object oriented programing language?? How does it differ from other programming language

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Answer 1

Oop and functional programming are different paradigms.

With the oop you make things into objects. You can use it differently.

I do not know which languages ​​you write. For example, an object-oriented language is Python. A rather functional is for example Haskell.

When you write a series of instructions, you summarize them in one function.

If you have a thing with always the same properties, say a car, then you make an object out of it. Just as individual instructions can sometimes be more practical with a function, so things with similar characteristics can often act better as an object.

or monster in a game. In python course on SL is a nice example of the object (class) "goblin".
Games are full of objects that are used and changed in many ways

hope this helps.

Answer 2

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