Procedural vs Object-Oriented Systems Quiz

They allow for more efficient use of memory

They ensure that objects can only be accessed by specific procedures or functions

They protect the internal state of an object from being modified by unauthorized code (correct)

They prevent multiple instances of an object from being created

It improves the performance of the system by minimizing memory usage

It simplifies the debugging process by eliminating any runtime errors

It reduces the need for writing new code by allowing for code reuse (correct)

It leads to a more modular and less interconnected system design

In procedural systems, data is stored in objects, while in object-oriented systems, data is stored in databases

Procedural systems use top-down programming, while object-oriented systems use bottom-up programming

Procedural systems focus on functions and procedures, while object-oriented systems focus on data and objects (correct)

In procedural systems, inheritance and polymorphism are widely used, while in object-oriented systems, they are not