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> In the OCaml world, at least, pretending OOP never happened seems to have worked out just fine. ... you know that the "O" in OCaml stands for object-oriented
by jcelerier 6y ago
> In the OCaml world, at least, pretending OOP never happened seems to have worked out just fine.
... you know that the "O" in OCaml stands for object-oriented... right ?
- smabie 6y agoAnd over 99% of OCaml projects don't use objects at all. You would be hard pressed to find an OCaml developer who would care if objects were just removed from the language entirely.