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Rust is OOP. You can pass &self, self, etc. You can dynamic dispatch. It has a lot of great OOP features. What Rust is not: class-based or inheritance-based (d

Rust is OOP. You can pass &self, self, etc. You can dynamic dispatch. It has a lot of great OOP features. What Rust is not: class-based or inheritance-based (discounting default trait impls). And this is a nice, modern form of OOP that discards orthogonal and useless design baggage.

zamalek 2y ago
By that definition nearly every language is OOP, which makes the term useless.
- k__ 2y ago
  Just because all languages adopted OOP features.
- deepsun 2y ago
  Yep. All modern general-purpose languages allow to write in object-oriented style.
- ab5tract 2y ago
  No, it makes the paradigm ubiquitous.