Objects in an object-oriented programming and abstract data type mechanisms are essentially the same,with the same level of active control.

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Objects in object-oriented programming (OOP) encapsulate both data and behaviors (methods) that operate on the data, allowing for active control and interaction. Abstract Data Types (ADT), on the other hand, define the data type purely by its behavior from the point of view of a user, focusing on what operations are performed rather than how they are performed, and do not inherently include methods or behaviors within their definition.

Objects in an Object-Oriented Programming and Abstract Data Type Mechanisms