The question is a simple one, and the answer is as well, and it seems to
me, based on the comments I read, that most people agree. It is not the
place of Object Orientation to make adding 2 + 2 (or a more complex
function / calculation) better / stronger / faster, and the
implementation, in software, of said solutions ends up looking, in Java,
much like it did in C.
The real gain is, when dealing with a huge system which is made up of
thousands of these computations (which are perhaps even distributed
across a network), it can be put together in a more elegant / logical
way than just throwing all the functions into one big .c file, or or a
bunch of them, and declaring them as global.
--bjgm
On Thu, 2002-01-03 at 12:24, Williams, David wrote:
> http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/12/29/0455204&mode=thread
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> Above is an article on slashdot about OOP
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