What is the advantage of object-oriented programming?
Please explain it in a way that I finally understand. Ideally, use 3-4 sentences at most.
Please explain it in a way that I finally understand. Ideally, use 3-4 sentences at most.
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An illustrative example from the field of embedded programming:
I need a digital filter. I need the following features:
If I want to realize this with structured programming (usually in embedded systems in C), I need many functions or Procedures (i.e. in C functions with void result) and global variables and/or “degree on struct” constructs to connect and make use of the functions/procedures (other solutions are also conceivable, but are typically also complicated).
With OOP this can be realized more easily.
In the right life are objects and what you can do with them always together. A lego stone has the upper and lower sides as “interface”, so what you can do with it. There’s something to grow.
In a procedural program, data (i.e. the “objects” of programming) and procedures (what can be done with the objects). This is unnatural and therefore mentally difficult to handle. Object-oriented programming brings this back together.
Object-oriented programming allows to disassemble complex problems into smaller, reusable modules (objects). As a result, the code is better structured/organized, facilitates cooperation and you can better wait, expand or update the program.