About 25 years.
(Do your homework yerself...)Describe the difference between object oriented programming and non-object oriented programming?
In an Object Oriented Language, the program can be described as a set of interactions between any number of objects. For instance, the window in which graphics and animation appears is an object which must be given a graphics object to display. Objects have properties which describe them and methods which change the properties of themselves or other objects.
In a non-object oriented language, the program is described by a main body of code which calls subroutines based on user input and internal evaluations of variables.
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