“In object-oriented programming, the program is organized around its data” In a description of OOP in my textbook, it is written that “in procedure oriented program the program is organized around its code while in object oriented programming, the program is organized around its data”. What is the meaning of this statement? An explanation with an example would be of great help.
procedure oriented programming means you can group some operations to finish a task when you know how to do it，step 1，step 2……
object oriented programming means you can inspect a object from two parts，its features (states or data) and its behavior in different states.