> That’s a very strong hint OOP does not solve any problems better than alternatives. It also requires more conceptually out of developers. I cannot count the

> That’s a very strong hint OOP does not solve any problems better than alternatives. It also requires more conceptually out of developers. I cannot count the amount of times I was on a team with developers that when implementing an interface never created a method that wasn’t one of the publicly required ones (ie no helper methods).