slidesgo-comparative-analysis-of-procedural-programming-and-object-oriented-programming-20241029082529AhKC.pdf

slidesgo-comparative-analysis-of-procedural-programming-and-object-oriented-programming-20241029082529AhKC.pdf

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  Comparative Analysis of Procedural Programmingand Object-Oriented Programming ⥫
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  Introduction This presentation providesa comparative analysis of Procedural Programming and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). We will explore their fundamental concepts, advantages, and disadvantages, enabling a clearer understanding of their applications in software development.
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  Procedural Programming Overview InProcedural Programming, the focus is on functions and procedures that operate on data. It emphasizes a linear flow of control, making it easier to understand but potentially less flexible for large systems. Key languages include C and Pascal.
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  Object-Oriented Programming Overview Object-Oriented Programming(OOP) structures software around objects that combine data and functions. This paradigm promotes modularity, reusability, and encapsulation, making it suitable for complex systems. Prominent OOP languages include Java and C++.
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  Key Differences The primarydifference between Procedural and Object-Oriented Programming lies in how they manage data and functions. Procedural programming focuses on procedures, while OOP centers around objects that encapsulate both data and behavior.
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  Advantages of ProceduralProgramming Procedural programming offers several advantages, including simpler debugging due to its linear structure, ease of understanding for beginners, and efficient memory usage. It is particularly effective for smaller, straightforward tasks.
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  Advantages of Object-Oriented Programming OOPprovides significant advantages such as improved code reusability, easier maintenance, and enhanced scalability for large systems. The encapsulation feature allows for better data protection, making it a preferred choice for complex applications.
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  Disadvantages of EachParadigm Both paradigms have their disadvantages. Procedural programming can lead to spaghetti code as programs grow, while OOP may introduce complexity and overhead, making it less efficient for simple tasks.
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  Conclusion In conclusion, bothProcedural Programming and Object-Oriented Programming have unique strengths and weaknesses. The choice between them should be based on the specific requirements of the project, emphasizing the importance of understanding both paradigms.
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