Question

Many programmers think object-oriented programming is a superior approach to procedural programming. Others think it adds a level of complexity that is not needed in many scenarios. Find and summarize arguments on both sides. With which side do you agree

Answer 1

I agree with the programmers who think object-oriented programming is a superior approach to procedural programming.

Why is OOP better than procedural programming?

In terms of Security, Object-oriented programming is said to have more of a secure based than procedural programming, due to the level of abstraction or that is due to data hiding property.

Note that  It hinders the access of data to any member functions of the same class and one cannot see a thing like that such as data hiding in the procedural programming framework.

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