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> For example, Object Oriented Programming became Functional Programming What? No it didn't. An imperative language is the opposite of a declarative language.
by acconrad 8y ago
> For example, Object Oriented Programming became Functional Programming
What? No it didn't. An imperative language is the opposite of a declarative language. OP might want to edit this one.
- bunderbunder 8y agoIndeed. Right there alongside acknolwedging OCaml (albeit capitalized incorrectly) as a functional language, no less.
- rpowers 8y agoIt is pretty clear that the author meant OOP -> FP with respect to popularity and NOT literally transformed from one to the other.