Chambers wrote:
> David H. Burns wrote:
>> What I have seen of OOP programming is something else.
> 
> Just out of curiosity (but you keep saying things like this, so I have 
> to ask), where have you seen OOP programming?
> 

Your point is well taken. I have *never* seen OOP *programming*. I 
looked at some
short OOP programs or excerpts in C++, python, and Visual Basic -- 
though I believe that the
earlier VB code that I have seen aren't really OO, but simply have some 
of the trappings.
The "OOP" code I've seen in VB could have been written without the 
OOP-like veneer.
To actually see OOP "programming", I suppose I would have to see some 
one actually
coding in OOP.
  I don't want to have to write something like those programs, I have 
seen to produce a Pov-Ray
script!

But, apparently, that is a worry for only the remote future.

David



David

Post a reply to this message