> Whenever I see OOP taught, the expectation is that every non-primative is an object in a massive hierarchy. I actually had a great professor who'd worked at

> Whenever I see OOP taught, the expectation is that every non-primative is an object in a massive hierarchy. I actually had a great professor who'd worked at Microsoft during the dark ages, and taught OOP with very sensible "this can get way out of control if you drink the cool-aid" warnings. I also had a different professor that preached FP to an absurd degree, literally refusing to accept work that had a "too much OOP" flavor to it. Bad teaching and practices exist anywhere, hence my TLDR at the top.