Hello Mayuresh,
The problem with your question is dual:
- OO itself is a fairly overloaded term, and it is unclear what definition
you use for it: Alan Kay's original? The presence of inheritance? ...
- Just because a language supports OO concepts does not mean that it ONLY
supports OO
Seconding the arguments of others arguing *for* a mailing list.
On 29.12.2014 22:02, Kevin Cantu wrote:
It had gotten pretty clear that having a catch-all mailing list wasn't
going to scale.
Python also uses mailing lists as the primary communication medium. The
main three lists are:
hello matthieu,
thanks for responding.
you mentioned that rust supports some object-oriented concepts.
may i know which?
also, deviating a bit off-topic, would a decent grasp of functional
programming be a pre-requisite to learning rust?
thanks,
~mayuresh
On 2015-01-11 17:21, Matthieu
whew, that was an exhaustive explanation, thanks for taking the efforts
to write in the detailed response.
i realised one thing, the best way to learn rust would be to not have
any preconceived notions about it, as well as to take things a bit easy
and learn the language as it is, one morsel
On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 6:00 AM, Jonas Wielicki
j.wieli...@sotecware.net wrote:
Seconding the arguments of others arguing *for* a mailing list.
+1
-Tom
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+1 for mailing lists. Can't stand discourse myself.
On Jan 11, 2015 6:28 PM, Tom Browder tom.brow...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 6:00 AM, Jonas Wielicki
j.wieli...@sotecware.net wrote:
Seconding the arguments of others arguing *for* a mailing list.
+1
-Tom
