Heck, look at one of the most popular languages -- Python. Method calls look nice an explicit like def method(self,...). Others have self too (usually called "t

Heck, look at one of the most popular languages -- Python. Method calls look nice an explicit like def method(self,...). Others have self too (usually called "this"), but it appears there implicitly. "Foolish pupil - objects are merely a poor man's closures." And visa versa. However, this line of reasoning definitely differs from what one nowadays considers an object-oriented language. Which was exactly what this article was about.