On 11/11/10 09:00, bearophile wrote:
But in the end OOP was invented to face problems present in larger programs.
> OO is infrastructure that adds some complexity to reduce complexity in larger programs.
It's not wise to add complexity unless it's necessary.
So using a class where a free functions is enough may be over-engineering.

Well said.  Maintain the rage against OOP for *everything*.

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