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Difference between the object based and object oriented
This is a discussion on Difference between the object based and object oriented within the C# forums, part of the Software Development category; Originally Posted by glatha What is the difference between the object based and object oriented? one interviwer asked C# is object based and ASP.Net is Object Oriented both statmentes True ...
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If any one OOPS concept it doesn't support, then it is a Object-Based Language. C# doesn't support Multiple Inheritence,so it is a Object-Based Language. While ASP.Net is not a language, it's a Technology or Framework. 
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Multiple Inheritence
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1: It uses pointers while storing object variable and its instance variables 2: While executing multiple threads the control is in operating system's hand, at that time JVM will sit idle until the completion of the execution of threads. So, Java is not a pure object oriented language
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Re: Difference between the object based and object oriented
Hi All
The main diffrence between object oriented and object based languages is object based languages doesn't support Inheritance where as object oriented supports. c# is a object oriented language because it supports inheritance and asp.net is not a langugae it is a technology.......
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