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1.The term programming paradigm is used to specify a general approach to writing program code.

2.The term 'object' in object-oriented programming represents a specific way of organizing code, and it can be defined, technically, as 'an entity that encapsulates both data and behavior'.

3.In the procedural paradigm, the problem is divided into smaller parts called procedures (or functions)

1.Programming languages support multiple paradigms. Python, object-oriented, or functional techniques,Java, is exclusively object-oriented.

2.Objects are 'things' that we want to model in our programs ,a example of a school, the objects would be things like students, teachers, classrooms, and computers. Objects can also be less concrete things, such as lessons, library loans, and exam entries

3.Share data by passing data between them or through global variables.

4.In the object-oriented paradigm, the problem is divided into smaller parts called objects, and systems are built around objects

4.Objects do not share data.