The latter implies a sense of direction, the former just a sense of location.

오다 = to come 가다 = to go ~ㅂ니다 is just a formal ending Example: 개가 그쪽으로 갑니다 = The dog goes that way 고양이가 이쪽으로 옵니다 = The cat comes this way

Come and go

I'm just a beginner but from what they've taught us, 갑니다 is the verb for "go" and 옵니다 is for "come"

오니다 = come(s) 갑니다 =go(es)

옵니다 is 'to come'. And 갑니다 is 'to go'.

옵니다 is to come 갑니다 Is to go

"오다" means "to come" and "가다" means "to go"

옵니다 means to come and 갑니다 means to go

옵니다 is come and 갑니다 is go

옵니다 means (comes,come) 갑니다 Means (Goes,go)

The second is the verb "to go" rather than "to come" I think

The same difference between "come" and "go"

It's missing a particle like 으로/로, which means toward.