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Agree, most of the corporate "OOP" code I have seen, at the best of the cases, handle modularity. Everything else is kludge.
by __Joker 12y ago
Agree, most of the corporate "OOP" code I have seen, at the best of the cases, handle modularity. Everything else is kludge.
- kyllo 12y agoAnd it's not as if you need class-based OOP to have modularity, for that you just need modules.