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I know. That's my point -- how far common OOP has drifted from that concept of object-oriented programming. (I'm the author of the post.) It's a meditation on
by silentbicycle 14y ago
I know. That's my point -- how far common OOP has drifted from that concept of object-oriented programming. (I'm the author of the post.)
It's a meditation on why Erlang feels more OO to me than (say) Java or C#.
- chimeracoder 14y agoAgreed - I actually wrote a post about this myself (in the context of comparing Java to Python)[1]. I'm just pointing out how ridiculous it is that the actual father of object-oriented programming thinks that the only object-oriented languages are two which don't even fit this "new" definition! http://varnull.adityamukerjee.net/post/32394239181/objects-procedures-a-python-and-java-comparison http://varnull.adityamukerjee.net/post/32394239181/objects-p...