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Well We have alot of things to say about Object oriented programing but oftenly I listen a sentence “OOP is secure coding“? I can understand that OOP is managable , reuseable and almost all other things but truley from the very first day I am unable to understand that How OOP is secure or What does writer/speaker mean by this…..
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It’s definitely not more secure than functional or procedural programming, nor less secure. As security lies in the hands of the programmer, I fail to see how OO is “more secure”.