The first ime I heard about "Object Oriented Programming", it sounded like a
silly-ass buzzword. The first time I looked at an example of OO, I thought,
"What a great idea. Have your programming constructs look like objects in the
real world!"
I think that definitely they are a natural way. But again i know that might people think differently. Also not everybody wouldn't want to use the those constructs perhaps for ever.
Hmmm, can you explain just how this construct would reduce gratuitous techiness
and lend to natural communication of intent?
Like i wrote; after using them a while i think that they will be easier an more natural way to do things than it's now. I have no proof that it'll be like this - that's only what i suppose. You might not agree but then we just think differently. That's natural, too.
(I'm sorry about cutting last mail.)
--- Ville Jungman
From: "R. Joseph Newton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Ville Jungman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Should loops return a value? Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2003 19:52:17 -0700
Ville Jungman wrote:
> to hear everybody saying that this is a great thing! But maybe someone
> agrees with me. What did You think first time You heard about objects, perl
> or something else, what __________?
The first ime I heard about "Object Oriented Programming", it sounded like a
silly-ass buzzword. The first time I looked at an example of OO, I thought,
"What a great idea. Have your programming constructs look like objects in the
real world!"
> At first glance they might not feel very > temptating but feelings might change after using them?
Hmmm, can you explain just how this construct would reduce gratuitous techiness
and lend to natural communication of intent?
Joseph
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