> Otherwise we're just getting tangled up in definitions and it's all a moo point. I agree. I would say a lot of things people do in OOP isn't really OOP it's

> Otherwise we're just getting tangled up in definitions and it's all a moo point. I agree. I would say a lot of things people do in OOP isn't really OOP it's just object modeling principles. You can apply the same principles in a different language without notions of objects/classes (javascript) comes to mind.