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The key word is "oriented", not "object". Even C++ code that uses objects but uses them like structs is not object oriented. C and C++ can both do OOP (aside from no access control in C), but the syntax for doing it in C is inconvenient (to say the least), while the syntax in C++ makes it very inviting. C is oriented to procedural, while C++ is oriented to objects, despite nearly identical core capabilities in that regard. Code that uses objects to implement designs that can only be done with objects (usually meaning taking advantage of polymorphism) is object oriented code. Code that uses objects as little more than bags of data, even using inheritance in an object oriented language, is really just procedural code that is more complicated than it needs to be. Code in C that uses function pointers that are changed around at run-time with structs full of data is kinda doing polymorphism, and could be said to be "object oriented", even in a procedurally oriented language.

Tally and SAP are both software which started as accounting software. Tally has been introduced by the Peutronics Pvt. Ltd (currently known as Tally Solutions Pvt. Ltd). SAP software is owned by SAP, which is a Germany based company. Tally and SAP offer numerous products. However, they are primarily differentiated on the basis of ERP packages offered by them. Tally is a very basic type of ERP software, whereas SAP provides some advanced functionalities as an ERP package. Usage of Tally software generally does not require professional training like in the case of SAP software. ERP provides more advanced features like data validation and data substitution. Third party software support for SAP is very high than in comparison to Tally.