What is data-oriented programming and how does it differ from object-oriented programming?
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In a data-oriented programming system such as the Web, the methods in the interface between components are always the same. What is allowed to vary is the data that is passed through those methods and the semantics of the processing that is applied to that data. In object-oriented programming, by contrast, each object can have an interface with arbitrary methods. Client are usually (although not necessarily) programmed on the assumption of specific processing semantics associated with those methods, complicating interoperation with independently written objects.
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