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Thanks for your replies guys,

Originally Posted by rundll32.exe

Of course, OOP is better but one won't notice the difference unless he/she is building large scale applications...

It's better on large applications since it's easier to debug and avoids repetition. But also it can be used for small applications as Zeraw said.
However, all-time-OOP-programmers say that the goal of making everything OOP is harder at the beginning but on the long run you will have your own sweet private library that will make your future applications easier to make and faster to launch.

However OOP requires more hardware resources but it certainly worth it.