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What definition are you used to seeing? I'm a Smalltalk'er, OO has been since its creation, about objects communicating via messages while hiding their impleme

What definition are you used to seeing? I'm a Smalltalk'er, OO has been since its creation, about objects communicating via messages while hiding their implementation details so different implementations can be swapped in, i.e. late binding, polymorphism, and encapsulation, that's rather the entire point of OO.

digi_owl 10y ago
C++ and similar.
- gnaritas 10y ago
  C++ was C with objects bolted on badly, it'd be hard to point to a worse Object Oriented language. Smalltalk is what OO was intended to be, everything else is a bad copy.