Object oriented programming:
A)Has modules just like procedural programming.
B)Does not have to process all modules.
C)Looks at parts of the problem in terms of data,its properties,its responsibilities and how they interact with other parts.
D)All of the above.
E)None of the above.

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Object oriented programming consists of modules, but it does not have to process all of them. It focuses on the problem in terms of data and how it interacts with other parts, which leads to a more organized and maintainable code. So, all the options are correct.

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