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I understands Object Oriented correctly and knows where to use it and how and when to avoid it Literally nobody "knows" this for every case, there's not a
by al2o3cr 4y ago
I understands Object Oriented correctly and knows
where to use it and how and when to avoid it
Literally nobody "knows" this for every case, there's not a right answer: OO is a philosophy not an instruction manual. "Good programmers" accept there's ambiguity.
- seti0Cha 4y agoMy interpretation of OP's comment was that they were saying something pretty similar to what you are saying. That is to say, knowing where to use it and how and when to avoid it is an acknowledgment of that ambiguity. Maybe you mean that nobody can claim to know where to use it? Also, why did you put good programmers in quotes. Do you not believe there is such a thing?