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Your argument for why OO is good is that you prefer one syntax over the other? The examples you gave are just syntax and have nothing to do with OO. You could
by junippor 6y ago
Your argument for why OO is good is that you prefer one syntax over the other? The examples you gave are just syntax and have nothing to do with OO.
You could imagine a language that isn't OO but where you could define the . operator to dispatch certain functions with the same syntax as OO.