Why has it been suggested that it is easier to build and maintain large systems using an Object-oriented approach?
A. Development and management are easier as objects are essentially independent components.
B. Objects are reusable.
C. Structured systems tend to look either at actions (e.g. procedures and functions) or data only, while, in contrast, Object-Oriented techniques consider both.
D. One approach is not necessarily better than another - its a matter of picking horses for courses.