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Despite the wailing and gnashing of teeth on places like HN, OOP has been wildly successful. It's not popular by mistake, it's an outlandishly good, imperfect p
by mdoms 6y ago
Despite the wailing and gnashing of teeth on places like HN, OOP has been wildly successful. It's not popular by mistake, it's an outlandishly good, imperfect problem solving tool.
- C1sc0cat 6y agoAs are COBOL and Fortran in their respective areas. Though I have written telecoms billing systems in Fortran (and some Pl1/G) and worked on Fortran simulations of Breeder reactors n my Time - so I guess I am a Real programmer Tm Its about using the tools you have for the right job some times oop is right some times not