What's the difference between an object and a struct in OOP?

Question

• What distinguishes and object from a struct?
• When and why do we use an object as opposed to a struct?
• How does an array differ from both, and when and wh

Answer 1

By their nature, an object has methods, a struct doesn't.

(nothing stops you from having an object without methods, jus as nothing stops you from, say, storing an integer in a float-typed variable)