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by 9rx
106 days ago
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Okay, that's what sets what was classically known as "object-oriented" apart. Understandably, language evolves. If OO means something different today, what do most programmers call what used to be known as OO? I honestly have never heard anyone use anything else. But I am always up for refreshing my lexicon. What did most programmers settle on for this in order to free up OO for other uses? |
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