Question 12 • Introduction to Information Technology - EL3701
Object-oriented programming organizes code around objects, which combine data (often called attributes) with functions that operate on that data (often called methods). This combination is the distinctive feature described in choice C. The other choices are not unique to object-oriented programming: many kinds of programming languages have syntax, can be used for web development, or can be compiled into machine code.
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