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by anon291
880 days ago
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> The fact that a language is strong typed and you get compilation errors if you forgot something is a big plus. That is not at all unique to OOP, and in fact OOP makes the problem undecidable due to ad-hoc subtyping. More structured languages like ML, Haskell, and Rust are much easier to reason about and have much stronger type systems. |
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