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Start with simple. Don't involve objects and classes and whatever, until there is a need for them and you can justify them. Don't use them because OOP. If your
by zelphirkalt 4y ago
Start with simple. Don't involve objects and classes and whatever, until there is a need for them and you can justify them. Don't use them because OOP. If your program or part of a program is fundamentally just a complex function, then write it as function(s).