What is the difference between object oriented system and object oriented language?
Object-oriented systems are systems which are composed of "objects". Objects are the basic entities in an object-oriented system. Each object is unique and is distinguishable from others and has data stored in it. An object also describes the ways by which it can be used. Such objects send messages to each other and thus collaborate to determine the behavior of a system. Hence, systems which rely on objects to function are called object-oriented systems.
Object-oriented programming is a technique of computer programming which makes use of objects to design and write computer programs. There are various object-oriented programming languages, such as C++, C#, Java, etc which the programmers use to make object-oriented systems.
In general, object-oriented programming is a method by which object-oriented systems are built.
What is the difference between object oriented system and object oriented language?
What is the difference between object oriented system and object oriented language?
Hi Josella,
An object oriented system is the one that uses the concept of objects to carry out its functionalities. It has been created using an object oriented language.
Object oriented languages are the ones that use objects together with data fields and methods to create applications. Examples of such languages include java, c++, and C. They are used to create mobile applications and many others like chat rooms.
Hope this helps.
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Regards,
Lee Hung.