The Differences Between OOP & Structural Programming

More deeper about OOP, in this post Ar-Rohman Software House Team will explain about The Difference between OOP and Structural Programming. As we know that working with OOP is certainly different with Structural Programming. The differences can be seen in the following table,

Structural Programming	OOP
Flowchart based and top-down design	Problem object based and the design based on the description of issues
The existing problems are divided into smaller tasks, each task completed procedurally	Data attributes and methods (procedures) are placed on the objects (classes)
Any data that is required on a task will be passed through the procedure as a parameter	Each task (method) that obtained from the description of the problem is delegated to the related object
For some tasks that are similar but different, then it should be created a separate procedure	Interaction and communication between objects is used to resolve the operational task
The procedure is global	Each method lies in the related object and have specific access levels

I get this material from Java Fundamental, the book that authored by Mr. Nurudin Santoso

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