Also, "X" for me is OOP as the sine qua non of programming practice. I mean, the concepts of Simula 67 were promoted endlessly in the 80s, but I'm tired of bei

Also, "X" for me is OOP as the sine qua non of programming practice. I mean, the concepts of Simula 67 were promoted endlessly in the 80s, but I'm tired of being stuck with that as the primary design mechanism. "COBOL with separate compilation and parameters" is what we seem to be stuck with, even though the advances in hardware and garbage collection software have made FP type stuff practical now, rather than something that was scoffed at back in the 80s with the advent of microprocessors posing as general purpose computers :-)