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Written by P. Renjith Kumar   
Wednesday, 30 May 2007
Calling a function loads the entire function group implicitly into memory whereas instances of an object are generated explicitly when an object is created

 A program can only work with a single instance of the same function group versus a program can access several instances of the same object

 


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