In what way does Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) differ from Object-Oriented (OO) Architecture?

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Objects are tightly interdependentInteractions follow strict instructions instead of being descriptiveData is kept distinct from the service or functionalityData and functions are combined within one objectNone of the above

Explanation

Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is characterized by loosely coupled services that interact independently, where data is separated from the behavior or service itself. In contrast, Object-Oriented Architecture combines data and related methods within single objects, creating tighter coupling.