alephnull on 09 April 2009
| NJ5 said: @dbot: I agree, but that's something which can be done no matter what the language. C++ doesn't force you to use OOP strictly like that, it gives you a lot of freedom. |
OOP is a way of thinking, you don't need language support to do it. After all, the first C++ "compilers" would just map the code to C statements and compiled with a C compiler.
