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I see identical codes that do the same thing, both work on structural and in the POO (object-oriented programming), but object-oriented is different from structural programming.
For example, in my code I’m using
mysqli_fetch_row($res)
In the POO is
$res->fetch_row()
However I’m using the structural mode on POO, then the question arose. If it works in both, why are there two types of programming in the same language? They are the same, just a matter of option?
What would be "structural mode in the POO"?
– Woss
https://answall.com/questions/211768/tudo-que-consigo-fazer-em-poo-eu-consigo-fazer-em-pe n https://answall.com/questions/213951/poo-%C3%A9-equal-in-all-languages/213978#213978 n https://pt.overfstacklow.com/questions/368638/d%C3%Bavidas-over-an%C3%A1lise-e-design-structured-and-object-oriented/369212#369212
– Lucas Palomo
Structural, Exp: mysqli_fetch_row($res) POO, Exp: $res->fetch_row() I want to basically know the difference between the two. I know one is used in POO and the other in structural, but what’s the difference if I can use both in both? Besides, my question is not about mixing object-oriented code with structural, I don’t understand why "This question has already been posted.."
– Victor