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OOP：プログラミング界に起こった最悪の出来事 [2025年2月24日]
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The image shows what it would be like if buildings were constructed the same way code is written. Elderly people ask their grandson to build a toilet, and end up with an ugly, monstrous construction, while the grandson is pondering that perhaps the classes should have been inherited differently. In his hands, he holds a banana, surrounded by jungle and several monkeys. The Java logo is on the building.

OOP: the worst thing that happened to programming

In this article, we will try to understand why OOP is the worst thing that happened to programming, how it became so popular, why experienced Java (C#, C++, etc.) programmers can’t really be considered great engineers, and why code in Java cannot be considered good.

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