Which statement best describes the main difference between procedural and object-oriented programming in Python?

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Python - Object-Oriented Programming Foundations

AProcedural programming is faster than object-oriented programming in all cases.

BProcedural programming is only for small programs; object-oriented programming is for large programs.

CProcedural programming cannot use variables; object-oriented programming can.

DProcedural programming uses functions and step-by-step instructions; object-oriented programming uses classes and objects.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand procedural programming basics
Procedural programming organizes code as functions and instructions executed in order.
Step 2: Understand object-oriented programming basics
Object-oriented programming organizes code using classes and objects that combine data and behavior.
Final Answer:
Procedural programming uses functions and step-by-step instructions; object-oriented programming uses classes and objects. -> Option D
Quick Check:
Procedural = functions, OOP = classes/objects [OK]

Quick Trick: Procedural = steps; OOP = objects/classes [OK]

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