What is difference between object oriented and procedure oriented programming?

• If a language supports OOP's concepts[classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation], it is object oriented...
  
  If a language doesn't supports OOP's concepts nd make use of functions for programming, it is Procedure Oriented
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• if a language works based on modules i.e,functions is called procedure oriented language
  where as a language supports OOPS i.e, works based on object,method and classes is called object oriented language
  e.g: 'c' is procedural language
  'java','c++' are object oriented languages
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• Object oriented programming is "Bottum up approach" and Procedure oriented programming is "Top down approach".
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• object oriented means which uses objects and oops concept..procedure oriented is function oriented no objects is used
  
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• in object oriented programing te programs make use of objects withour explaning the procedure like c++
  but in procedure oriented programing it realtes to procedure plus objects
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• object oriented is a bottom up approach like java which is fully object oriented language. Procedure oriented language is a top down approach like C.
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