> Many such authors think "object oriented" or other fancy chinese words like polymorphism mean something which it doesn't, really. I don't know that 'polymorp

> Many such authors think "object oriented" or other fancy chinese words like polymorphism mean something which it doesn't, really. I don't know that 'polymorphism' is a 'fancy chinese word' or really just an attempt to bridge a definition which had already existed for a hundred years which had a common contextual meaning. The number of fallacies and blind ignorance in this post is absolutely astonishing.