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> It's natural to break large systems into component parts recursively, and to let components have their own state The biggest lie OOP ever told was that break
by whorleater 9y ago
> It's natural to break large systems into component parts recursively, and to let components have their own state
The biggest lie OOP ever told was that breaking things into smaller components is specific to OOP
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- simonh 9y agoAnd now we're slinging obnoxious insulting mud. Lovely. Thank you for your contribution. I'm going to be that guy. Citation please, even one statement anywhere by an author if an OOP language or of a book on OOP where they say it's the only way to do that.
- Tomis02 9y agoThey don't have to say it, it's implied by omission. When OOP proponents keep repeating that it breaks a program into smaller, more manageable parts, it's easy for beginning programmers to assume that this is a defining feature of OOP and that it's somehow specific to it.