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True, but the closure concept does appear alongside it. Are you chasing the etymological or conceptual origin of the phrase?
by dleeftink 3y ago
True, but the closure concept does appear alongside it. Are you chasing the etymological or conceptual origin of the phrase?
- Rochus 3y agoA closure is a separate concept from OO; you can have OO languages with or without closures. I am looking for the first CS publication that literally used the term "object-oriented". The conceptual origin of OO is well known and documented in CS literature.