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Why? Because I don't want objects or because I should use objects?
by ddkrone 16y ago
Why? Because I don't want objects or because I should use objects?
- kentnl 16y agoBecause sometimes objects are the right answer, and when they are the right answer, you want to be maximally equipped to use them as easy as possible. Perl doesn't bash you over the head and make you use objects by making "int" an object, but they're there if you need them. ( And if you really need to, you can make int at least look like an object )