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I think that like any programming technique OO has it's place, and certainly not useful in many circumstances. Absolutely correct. and certainly not useful in

by andreyf 18y ago

I think that like any programming technique OO has it's place, and certainly not useful in many circumstances. Absolutely correct. and certainly not useful in many circumstances This is what, infuriatingly, well over 90% of CS graduates are missing.

gaius 18y ago
Yes try explaining to "graduate trainee" that a table is not a class and a row is not an object.
- LogicHoleFlaw 18y ago
  In my university training at least, we did have a thorough understanding of that distinction. We started with the relational algebra and went from there to actual database implementation.