Well, this is one of my reasons for python over Java as a programming language. There are some procedures that don't fit naturally into a class or object and I

Well, this is one of my reasons for python over Java as a programming language. There are some procedures that don't fit naturally into a class or object and I should be allowed write functions for them. I was a OOP fan, when i learnt c++, but when i learnt java was put-off by its' requirement of needing a class. I am learning Haskell now, and am a little infatuated with FP, but not sure will enjoy using it a couple of years down the line. I understand the Manager class has some state and methods, but just can't digest the idea of a separate class. To overextend the metaphor, i guess, that's one of the reasons i have shied away in my career from becoming a manager.:-P