Lec 32: Procedural Programming Vs Object Oriented programming 🐍| Python for Beginners | #ai #ml #ds

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#Lecture by Prof. Dr. Mohammad Fahim Akhtar

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In this lecture, we will cover:
#Procedural Oriented Programming Technique Vs
#Object Oriented Programming Technique

#summary:
Method POPs Techniques OOPs Techniques
Structure Functions + Data (separate). Objects (data + methods combined).
Data Access Data is passed between functions. Data is encapsulated within objects.
Reusability Limited (functions reused, not data). High (inheritance, polymorphism).
Scalability Hard to manage for large projects. Easier to scale and maintain.
Use Case Simple scripts (e.g., calculators). Complex systems (e.g., GUIs, APIs, games).

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