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Answer
Procedural programming is organised round functions while object-oriented programming is organised round objects. In procedural programming data moves freely between functions, whereas in object-oriented programming data is encapsulated within objects and protected from outside access. Procedural programs follow a top-down design; object-oriented programs follow a bottom-up design and are easier to extend and reuse.
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Explanation
C is a procedural language and Java an object-oriented one.
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