[xcoder]

Thanks for your reply icemaker,
Indeed, that's what i think 2.
For example i am working on a BIG project currently and i have 2 tables for users the first one for managers who work in the control panel and the second one for public users who register on the website to have access to some utilities.

In the procedural way you will have to write the code twice for user registration once in the control panel and the second one on the public page which is not the case in OOP.

I simply created a rich featured users class and use it whenever i need.
In case i had more fields in the managers table let's say i can simply extend the class to inherit all (public,protected) methods and data members in the parent class and add the new ones.

a small basic example:

$manager=new User;
$manager->setUser($user);
$manager->setPass($pass);
if($manager->login()){
  $manager->updateLastLogin();
  $manager->createSession($manager::getSessName());
  header("location: index.php");
}else{
  $manager->updateLoginFailure();
  $manager->lastLoginAttempt();
  $manager->genError();
  login_form();
}

See how clear and clean the code is.
I am so excited about OOP, i m spending long hours coding daily.
Seeing the difference between php4 and php5 makes me wonder what would php6 be hiding.