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Well, you'd be scripting if you use any OOP language like perl, python, ruby, etc. to create an app.
You'd be programming or coding if you use any language like C, C++, C#, but later you'll need to compile the header files, the sources and some other things with some help of a compiler like the gcc to create an executable or binary from the files you coded some time ago.
In any OOP language changes can be made much faster I think, since you don't usually need to compile anything to run it for testing purposes. On the other hand, languages like C, C++ would force you to compile it and then run the app if possible (if the compilation process didn't fail before).
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