Re:Almost everything on computers is perceptually slower tha...
by digi_owl on Tuesday November 07, 2017 @01:31PM
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OOP as most people get to know it seems to be a bleak application of the original concept.
And the original was not aimed at dealing with the internals of a single program sitting on a single CPU, but grand simulations running on massive clusters. There each "object" would could very well be a process of its own, running on its own dedicated hardware.
Effectively OOP became another one of those buzzwords on the bingo board...
You still can. You need decent data structures too, but I never in over 20 years really "got" OOP. It seemed needlessly complicated. Functions and data always seemed to do the job for me.