They don't have to say it, it's implied by omission. When OOP proponents keep repeating that it breaks a program into smaller, more manageable parts, it's easy

They don't have to say it, it's implied by omission. When OOP proponents keep repeating that it breaks a program into smaller, more manageable parts, it's easy for beginning programmers to assume that this is a defining feature of OOP and that it's somehow specific to it.