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That statement isn't strictly true as raganwald pointed out but it's also too broad: the current OOP item makes a far more defensible position: "...in the sense that we are still writing lots of new OO code instead of just plugging together reusable objects to design new systems". Using OOP to cleanly contain related code and data is far more defensible than the decades of claims that programmers would just plug things together like lego bricks, which is finally dying out but has left behind a wasteland of overly-ambitious projects which will never be used by more than one project but all carry the burden of trying to be as general as Java.