Because it's taught because it's a good way to compartmentalize code when you distribute the task of writing code. Writing code is in teams. Like a lot of thin

Because it's taught because it's a good way to compartmentalize code when you distribute the task of writing code. Writing code is in teams. Like a lot of things, it's a matter of culture in academics or elsewhere. This article doesn't talk about the drawbacks of OOP, one is the tendency of programmers to make things abstract when it's unnecessary. And it doesn't even try to explain why people hate it. In france we call an regular subject point a "maronnier", which is tree that gives fruits every year, fruits everybody likes.