Objects as a language feature aren't going anywhere, nor should they. Like functions, they are simple, fundamental, versatile and work well with nearly every ot

Objects as a language feature aren't going anywhere, nor should they. Like functions, they are simple, fundamental, versatile and work well with nearly every other language feature. Object Oriented Programming, as an all-encompassing paradigm that will solve all your problems if you faithfully and blindly devote yourself to applying it, and only it, anywhere and everywhere that you possibly can, is dying. Hopefully, the notion that such a paradigm can ever exist will die with it.