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Gene Wirchenko wrote:
> Bob Badour <bbadour_at_pei.sympatico.ca> wrote:
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> [snip]
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>>Ask any three OO folks what that something else is and I am sure you >>will get 7 contradictory answers, but everyone will agree that it is >>called 'data hiding' and will assure us that everyone agrees on exactlyor private or interface or class or my amp goes to eleven.
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> Except when it is called "encapsulation".
Unless it is called polymorphism or inheritance or friend or protected
>>what it is and why it is important.>
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> OO is useful, but some of the larding is less than appropriate.
>>We programmers are addicts. We love to get lost in the details, "enter >>the zone", and churn out code while mentally juggling complex concepts. >>It's a high. The first step is admitting to ourselves...
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