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> At the same time he uses the word 'abstract', but in a different way than any OO/Smalltalk programmer would do. I doubt most people who define themselves as
by jcelerier 9y ago
> At the same time he uses the word 'abstract', but in a different way than any OO/Smalltalk programmer would do.
I doubt most people who define themselves as OO programmers, eg. working in C#/Java/C++/Python/etc... consider themselves on the Smalltalk side (eg message-passing) of the OO debate. 95% of actual programming experience in object-oriented languages is in languages of SIMULA descent.