Java Practice It | Self-Check 8.1: whatIsOOP: What is an Object Oriented Programming? OOP | objects

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Which of the following is an important difference between object-oriented programming and procedural programming?
Procedural programming is slower and less efficient than object-oriented programming.
Procedural programming treats a program as a sequence of actions or commands, while object-oriented programming looks at a program as a group of interacting entities named objects with related data and behavior.
Object-oriented programming is only possible in Java and not in other languages such as C++.
Object-oriented programming was invented by Microsoft Corporation while procedural programming is invented by Apple for use on Macs.
Object-oriented programming is more powerful and capable of solving a larger class of computational problems than procedural programming, which is much more limited and unable to be used in large projects.
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