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I think, you are making mistake here. You shouldn't treat objects as objects, but as instances of modules. If you see it this way, everything looks much better
by solomatov 11y ago
I think, you are making mistake here. You shouldn't treat objects as objects, but as instances of modules. If you see it this way, everything looks much better in OO languages.
- sklogic 11y agoWhy do I need any OO in the first place, if the only value they can offer is in a poor man substitute for modules? I'd rather use the proper modules instead, with generic (i.e., inherently anti-OO) features.