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It does not replace OOP because there are no answers to other questions like: does it support polymorphism? Or data encapsulation? Etc. It's a data access desig
by viktorcode 4y ago
It does not replace OOP because there are no answers to other questions like: does it support polymorphism? Or data encapsulation? Etc. It's a data access design principle, and that's about it.
- scotty79 4y agoTo the same degree that SQL does. The answer is, "yes, no, does it matter? is that even interesting?"