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I love this take. Programming techniques are that, tools on our belt. One should neither fall in love with a particular one, nor try to use it exclusively. Eith
by m_mueller 6y ago
I love this take. Programming techniques are that, tools on our belt. One should neither fall in love with a particular one, nor try to use it exclusively. Either it fits, meaning it provides advantages that outweigh the added complexity, or it doesn't.
- bitexploder 6y agoPython balances this well. You are never forced into an OO hierarchy for your own code.
- zelphirkalt 6y agoOn the other hand Python often nudges you towards OOP, because its FP features are a bit lacking.