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That’s just the Alan Kay definition - just because he coined the term, it is not at all how it is used nowadays. OOP as commonly understood requires some form
by kaba0 4y ago
That’s just the Alan Kay definition - just because he coined the term, it is not at all how it is used nowadays.
OOP as commonly understood requires some form of inheritance.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y agoI don't agree on this statement: the wikipedia page for oop strictly distinguish between the two, given how widespread wikipedia is, that can be considered a valid source for this definition. That page distinguishes between oop and class-based programming