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365 No. 365
I'd like to discuss the styles of modular programming vs object-oriented programming and which is preferred by /code/.

As I understand it, modular programming emphasizes a small number of ubiquitous data types with a large number of functions to act on those types. Object-oriented programming emphasizes a large number of discrete data types that carry functions specialized to them.

So, given a written software assignment, modular programming focuses on the verbs of the assignment, while object-oriented programming focuses on the nouns.

So, /code/rs, which do you prefer and when, if ever, do you switch from one style to the other? What circumstances would you find that uniquely benefits from one style over the other?
>> No. 369
Looks like we lost a couple of posts. I don't think it was because of banning, because I was OP and the one that responded to whoever posted a reply.
>> No. 370
>>369
/cwc/ got flooded out, so we did a site-wide reset to lat sundays backup.
>> No. 395
umm you might consider planet oriented coding.
>> No. 396
>>395
"Planet-Oriented Coding"? What?


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