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Sounds pretty unlikely. You don't need OOP to have fairly DRY and well organized code that is nice and small.
by fouc 7y ago
Sounds pretty unlikely. You don't need OOP to have fairly DRY and well organized code that is nice and small.
- FpUser 7y agoYou do not need a lot of things to write software. Does not mean you can no benefit from those when applied with good reasons. OOP concepts can help while coding certain domains and yet other can benefit from a different style.