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Why don't you provide some examples and maybe explain why you think they're false?
by Arch-TK 6y ago
Why don't you provide some examples and maybe explain why you think they're false?
- FpUser 6y agoSorry I am not here to write lengthy topics. I'll give you one glaring example: "In an OOPL data type definitions belong to objects. So I can’t find all the data type definition in one place" Absolutely wrong. Nothing prohibits you to define all prototypes, data structures and whatever the f.. one pleases in a single place. The author just has no clue what he is talking about. And any normal versatile language supports numerous paradigms so one does not use the hammer where screwdriver is needed.