Tell me which kind programming concept would you prefer between OOP & POP??
For those of you who don't know the differences between them, Refer this.....

It's a hard question to answer, since I feel the approach honestly depends on what language you're using and what type of code you're writing - as well as how flexible it needs to be, and for what purpose.
My answer was based on my personal opinion, and I chose POP - however - OOP seems to be my default for anything JS related.
Here's a great article that will help some folks understand it from a vanilla JS POV, since you're most likely using OOP already.
Not option for functional programming??
When limited to the choices in your poll, then OOP for sure. But multi-paradigm languages (and ones that include some FP constructs) like C# or TypeScript are the best of everything.
Ibrahim Tanyalcin
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I marked OOP simply because that's the type of language I use frequently day to day. The truth is programming is there to serve a purpose, not to be the purpose itself.
As long as it makes you happy and you build useful things with it, any kind of programming paradigm will work.