1.4 Basics of Object-oriented Programming
Thus, a structured programming language like C has been able to satisfy all programmers,
with its ease of programming, reusable features through procedure calls and ability to deal
with hardware integration.
Then why do we need to learn objective-oriented programming? Where is the problem?
1.3.3 Need for Object-oriented Programming Paradigm
Problem is a fast-paced change. Changes are taking place at such a rapid rate that projects
and programs developed based on inputs at a particular instance or time are no more valid.
Thus, the project developed is confined to the shelf of a departmental library. It will never be
implemented.
This is particularly true with software projects, wherein we need the latest ...