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- Object-oriented programs use abstract data types to represent
- objects in the application. Programmers using traditional
- languages can also use abstract data types, in that they can
- create data structures that reflect a logical organization of the
- data in the application. However, traditional languages do not
- always provide facilities that allow you to easily define and
- manipulate user-defined types. In C, for example, there is
- no language support for the association between user-defined
- structures and the functions that manipulate them.
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