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> includes the first introduction of the concept of a class, defined using the primitive notions of functions and arguments. Might he be the inventor of OO pro
by csbartus 6y ago
> includes the first introduction of the concept of a class, defined using the primitive notions of functions and arguments.
Might he be the inventor of OO programming ?? :)
- hollerith 6y agoIn "metamathematics" in the 1920s, sets were divided into 2 kinds or types as an attempt to evade a certain paradox. ("The set of all men who do not shave themselves" if I recall correctly.) One of those kinds of sets were called classes. So, nothing to do with OOP.