Non object-oriented style
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> He said that java-styled programming is as detrimental as C style within C++
He didn't say precisely that.
Which, I think, means that that there are contexts where either Java-style or C-style code, or both are suboptimal.
> does anyone know of any examples?
I think the standard C++ library provides a profusion of examples where both the Java-style of programming and the C-style of would have been singularly inappropriate.
Inadvertently, I had posted a link to a different topic on the same page.
This topic is what I had intended to link to: http://www.stroustrup.com/bs_faq.html#oop
He didn't say precisely that.
| Writing Java-style code in C++ can be as frustrating and sub-optimal as writing C-style code in C++. |
Which, I think, means that that there are contexts where either Java-style or C-style code, or both are suboptimal.
> does anyone know of any examples?
I think the standard C++ library provides a profusion of examples where both the Java-style of programming and the C-style of would have been singularly inappropriate.
Inadvertently, I had posted a link to a different topic on the same page.
This topic is what I had intended to link to: http://www.stroustrup.com/bs_faq.html#oop
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