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Question

Is it true that some specialists predict the death of OOP?
That this paradigm of programming is no longer actual?
That modern systems require a more pure and clear conception?
What do you think, and what alternative(s) you can suggest if it's true?

P.S. I don't mean working, large and responsible projects. Though if we designed product very carefully and competently, we can rewrite it without big difficulties. Simply need resources(people, time, financial factor etc.)

Answer 1

so very true @4rontenter. Doesnt mean one has to like the initial shock of radical changes 😊

p.s it is an 8 second video. not worth the effort really.. now seth mcfarlanes cavalcade of cartoons. that is worth finding (if it is your sense of humour)

Answer 2

here is a discussion that you might find of interest: https://www.quora.com/Is-object-oriented-programming-dead

Answer 3

yes! if it ain't broke, don't fix it

Answer 4

mm more like Если это не сломано, не исправляйте это

Answer 5

also this is me: https://youtu.be/ZgIrXKpv2gw

Answer 6

Do you have Family Guy? It is stewie saying he doesnt like change

Answer 7

😀 everyone has different sense of humour. Not everyone here likes family guy and things like simpsons. I think this is a good thing. Gives us variety

Answer 8

I tried to learn Kanji but really the amount of symbols is just insane.

Answer 9

yeah. they are very nice people. the culture is very very competitive which makes some come across as rude but it is not intentional most of the time

Answer 10

Dont you just love Google Translate...😁

Answer 11

i was going to learn it. but time investment is estimated at 1600 hours. Category 4 of difficulty. Just below Chinese

Answer 12

i am using this to learn atm https://youtu.be/wuTN3zdSKVs 😆 Learn Russian with Girls

Answer 13

hope not 😯 Oop and my brain get along nicely

Answer 14

Dont think so....most projects that are worthwhile are large and OOP IS for large projects.

Answer 15

Even C uses concepts that are close to OOP...with structs for example.

Answer 16

Even John Carmack the maker of the Id Tech game engine realized what is called code entropy when projects get larger...he eventually switched to C++.

Answer 17

Nice link jay they talk about chaos in there...which is essentially the same as code entropy.

Answer 18

Family Guy is wacky...twisted sense of humor but I like it.

Answer 19

Russian blows my brain. 😬

Answer 20

russian