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OOP just isn't really defined. Maybe originally there were some more precise definitions, but nowadays everyone understands a different thing. Therefore it's p
by valenterry 6y ago
OOP just isn't really defined. Maybe originally there were some more precise definitions, but nowadays everyone understands a different thing.
Therefore it's pretty meaningless to argue about OOP without giving a definition beforehand. Just looking at the threads here, there are so many discussions and contradictions simply because people make different assumptions and it often boils down to the true scotsman problem.
- chriswarbo 6y agoI agree, and find a large proportion of https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com is people arguing backwards, starting from 'OOP is the best way to solve this' and then trying to figure out what they mean by 'OOP' that context.