Difference between object-oriented approach and object based approach
| Object-based Approach | Object-oriented Approach |
| Major features are data encapsulation, data hiding, automatic initialization, clear-up of an object, and operator overloading. | It includes all the features supported by the object-based approach along with two additional features of inheritance and dynamic binding. |
| Languages that support object base programming are called object-based programming languages. They do not support inheritance and dynamic binding. | Languages that support object-oriented approaches have all facilities of encapsulation, inheritance polymorphism, and dynamic binding and hence, are known as object-oriented languages. |
| It supports abstract data but not classes. | It supports both abstract data and classes which provided inheritance and polymorphism. |
| The languages that support object-based programming are Ada 83and Modula-2. | The languages that support object-oriented approaches are Ada 95, Modula-3, C++, Smalltalk, Java, etc. |
