Nick Sabalausky wrote:
Yea. If Java's design philosophy were a valid one, there would never have been any reason to move beyond Altair-style programming (ie, entering machine code (not asm) in binary, one byte at a time, via physical toggle switches). You *can* do anything you need like that (It's Turing-complete!).
Yeah, and I've seen OOP done in C, and it works. It's just awful. I've even seen OOP done in assembler (Optlink!).
