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The JVM doesn't necessarily imply object-orientation. Clojure (a JVM language) is not really object-oriented at all; I'm not an expert but I think the only time
by School-Cotton 2y ago
The JVM doesn't necessarily imply object-orientation. Clojure (a JVM language) is not really object-oriented at all; I'm not an expert but I think the only time objects are used in idiomatic Clojure is when doing interop with Java libraries.