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What are the differences between Structured COBOL...
1.
What are the differences between Structured COBOL and Object-Oriented COBOL programming?
Answer»
STRUCTURED
COBOL Programming
Object-Oriented COBOL Programming
All functionalities are divided into modules.
This follows a logical
STYLE
of programming that helps to
WRITE
code logic in a clean manner.
Less secure as there is no data hiding feature involved.
Since it follows an object-oriented
APPROACH
, there is encapsulation and abstraction involved which helps in data hiding.
More natural
WAY
of coding.
Here, objects are first identified and functionalities of those are then written. Hence, it is more secure.
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