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Is COBOL platform independent and object oriented language?

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Last Update: January 30, 2007 Asked by: jiteshbhimani

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December 09, 2006 07:10:55

sakav

RE: Is COBOL platform independent and object oriented ...

cobol is not platform independend and not an object oriented one

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December 20, 2006 00:45:19

Ritesh Kumar

RE: Is COBOL platform independent and object oriented ...

Uncompiled cobol code is always plateform independent.

COBOL 97 includes object-oriented features. Like the C++ programming language.

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December 20, 2006 06:43:56

ashish_setia

Member Since: October 2006 Contribution: 15

RE: Is COBOL platform independent and object oriented ...

earleir version of cobol are not object oreinted but now latest version of cobol is object oreinted.

cobol is not a platform independent language.

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January 06, 2007 16:13:02

RE: Is COBOL platform independent and object oriented ...

I have used the MicroFocus Cobol Compiler (and I believe ther are others) on UNIX and Windows. I have also seen Cobol on HP 3000 and Vax. Programming Languages are platform independent if there are compilers.

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January 30, 2007 10:22:15

Pradeep Bhatt

RE: Is COBOL platform independent and object oriented ...

old versions of cobol viz. MS-Cobol Cobol-85 etc are structured but cobol 2002 and cobol 97 are object oriented.

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