Characterstics of Structured and Object Oriented Language

STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING: -

1.       Structured programming takes on the top-to-bottom approach.

2.       It splits the tasks into modular forms. This makes the program simpler and easier to read with less lines and codes.

3.       This type of program accomplishes certain tasks for that a specific reason.

4.       For example, invoice printers use structured programming. This type has clear, correct, precise descriptions.

5.  For e.g.: - Pseudocode, Flowchart, etc.

OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING: -

1.       Object Oriented programming takes on the bottom-to-up approach.

2.       This type of programming uses sections in a program to perform certain tasks.

3.       It splits the program into objects that can be reused into other programs.

4.       They are small programs that can be used in other software.

5.       Each object or module has the data and the instruction of what to do with the data in it. This can be reused in other software directly.

6.  For e.g.: - Java, C++, Visual Basic, etc.