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This document presents a comparative analysis of procedural programming and object-oriented programming (OOP), highlighting their concepts, advantages, and disadvantages. Procedural programming is function-focused with a linear flow, while OOP centers around objects, promoting modularity and reusability. The document emphasizes that the choice between these paradigms should depend on project-specific requirements.

Introduction
This presentation provides a 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.

Procedural Programming Overview
In Procedural 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.

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++.

Key Differences
The primary difference 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.

Advantages of Procedural Programming
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.

Advantages of Object-Oriented
Programming
OOP provides 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.

Disadvantages of Each Paradigm
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.

Conclusion
In conclusion, both Procedural 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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