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The point is that there's a time and place for OOD, but small scripts that may or may not even be reusable isn't often one of them. But you can write as much c
by SomeCallMeTim 14y ago
The point is that there's a time and place for OOD, but small scripts that may or may not even be reusable isn't often one of them.
But you can write as much code as you feel comfortable with, I won't stop you. I'm instead using the insights I learned above to write less code.
And sometimes awkward things result, and I refactor. But a lot of the time the "awkward thing" is trying to get OO code to conform to a problem that doesn't benefit from it.