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No they do not. OO is based on set theory for structure and finite state machines for behavior. It all boils down to the material that we work with, which is a
by streetcat1 7y ago
No they do not. OO is based on set theory for structure and finite state machines for behavior.
It all boils down to the material that we work with, which is a discrete digital machine.
- xkapastel 7y agoOO is definitely not based on anything like set theory or finite state machines. OO has no formal backing, but it's often integrated with basic type theory in languages like Java and C#.