Re:Why is OOP still so widely spread?
by pjmlp on Thursday September 03, 2020 @08:04AM
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When I started programming FP meant Lisp/Scheme/Caml Light, Miranda was still being discussed, OCaml was just starting and was known as Objective Caml.
So it is kind of strange that nowadays FP == anything Haskell like.
Likewise I learned OOP via Turbo Pascal 5.5, followed up with frameworks like Turbo Vision and OWL, picked C++, Smalltalk and plenty of other OOP languages.
So it also feels ironic that nowadays OOP == anything Java like.
So it is kind of strange that nowadays FP == anything Haskell like.
Likewise I learned OOP via Turbo Pascal 5.5, followed up with frameworks like Turbo Vision and OWL, picked C++, Smalltalk and plenty of other OOP languages.
So it also feels ironic that nowadays OOP == anything Java like.