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You've got it wrong. OOP'ers have no problem using FP. It is die-hard FP'ers who would disparage OOP whenever given the chance.
by ww520 12y ago
You've got it wrong. OOP'ers have no problem using FP. It is die-hard FP'ers who would disparage OOP whenever given the chance.
- reymus 12y agoI think you're right. OOP'ers tend to not understand FP, and when they do get it, they are happy to use it. On the other hand, die-hard FP'ers tend to look down on OOP'ers.
- CmonDev 12y agoI'd bet many FP'ers don't really understand OOP either. They tend to think creating complex hierarchies is necessary and algebraic data types and modules magically fix everything.