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Update: corrected typo noted below. Thanks RobPayne

Loops occur in both those programming styles, as well as functional programming where they may be disguised as recursion, and monolithic coding and assembler programming as gotos. They do not form a distinguishing point at all.


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Re^3: Procedural and Object Oriented Perl Code
by RobPayne (Chaplain) on Mar 31, 2007 at 13:32 UTC
    I agree with the point BrowserUk is attempting to make, but the last sentence should be "They do *not* form a distinguishing point at all." It was a small typo, but it makes all of the difference.