<ul><li>Programmers used Procedural Programming (POP) in the past, which led to messy code as programs grew bigger.</li><li>Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) introduced Classes as blueprints for objects to group related data and actions together.</li><li>OOP offers organized and safe data manipulation, code reusability, and easy modeling of real-world entities.</li><li>While POP is suitable for small scripts, OOP is preferred for larger applications due to its ability to keep the code clean, safe, and manageable.</li></ul>

OOP vs POP: Why Modern Coding Switched to Objects

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