> No user-defined objects, just structs. The way structs are supported, it feels much more like objects than C structs. I prefer it much more than say, OOP cl

> No user-defined objects, just structs. The way structs are supported, it feels much more like objects than C structs. I prefer it much more than say, OOP classes. It's something you need to immerse yourself in to appreciate, IMO. What about "user created objects" would you miss?