Procedural has a static state of flow working from the program controling the data and OOP has a lose state of flow working with the data controlling the progra

Procedural has a static state of flow working from the program controling the data and OOP has a lose state of flow working with the data controlling the program. Would that be a easier true definition? No. (What is "static" vs "loose"? :)) Procedural programming is a control flow pattern. OOP is a data arrangement pattern. You may be thinking of GUI systems with single-threaded control loops and callbacks, which is another kind of control flow pattern, but it is orthogonal to OOP. People who use OOP can, within the methods or in calls to their objects, use a procedural approach, a functional approach, and/or a callback approach. For different control flows, there are sometimes more appropriate/maintainable data arrangements.