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What is the difference between Structured Cobol Programming and Object Oriented COBOL programming?

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What is the difference between Structured Cobol Programming and Object Oriented COBOL programming?

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Ans: Structured programming is a Logical way of programming using which you divide the functionality’s into modules and code logically. OOP is a Natural way of programming in which you identify the objects, first then write functions and procedures around the objects. Sorry, this may not be an adequate answer, but they are two different programming paradigms, which is difficult to put in a sentence or two.

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