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I'm struggling to observe a problem programming the world as we see it. In Many cases it will be better, in Many cases not. At the end, the use of an OOP langu
by okokwhatever 2y ago
I'm struggling to observe a problem programming the world as we see it.
In Many cases it will be better, in Many cases not. At the end, the use of an OOP language is a the decision of a good professional.
- bayindirh 2y agoWhen people fail to see that these paradigms are tools and every problem needs its own set of tools (or choices) to solve the problem the best way possible, we get these posts about how things are bad and backwards and unusable for anything and everything.
- ungamedplayer 2y agoThe problem is not with the programs representation , although even that can be a problem. The problem is that your software needs to run on hardware which has real performance and behaviour. Objects are larger than raw data, their this usually means that less data will fit in caches, therefore performance can suffer. Everyone says that this kind of thing doesn't matter, it.all adds up, and it matters to me.
- mrkeen 2y ago> the use of an OOP language is a the decision of a good professional It's the decision of network effects.