I found the procedural approach clearer and easier to write since it’s straightforward and works step by step, making it simple to follow for smaller tasks like adding up totals. On the other hand, object-oriented programming (OOP) is more practical in real-world applications, especially in larger projects. OOP organizes code into classes and objects, which makes it easier to manage, extend, and reuse. While procedural programming is efficient for quick, simple scripts, OOP is better suited for complex systems that require structure, scalability, and easier maintenance.
Michael Lorenz G. Tan BSCS3