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Ruby doesn't have multiple constructors and literally everything in Ruby is an object so it's partically impossible to avoid "doing OOP". I don't see how bei
by throwaway106382 1y ago
Ruby doesn't have multiple constructors and literally everything in Ruby is an object so it's partically impossible to avoid "doing OOP". I don't see how being "truely OOP" has anything to do with the language supporting method overloads.