We could say that those methods belong to the person taking those actions, not the coffee cup used…

…r nonsense. A physical object has many uses other than the specific purpose for which it was built. I can use a coffee cup as a paperweight or a doorstop; does that mean that it has a “holdDownPapers()” or “keepDoorOpen()” method? I can use it as a weapon, a toy, or a work of art. I can even shatter the cup into fragments, or gr…

The Rise and Fall of Object Oriented Programming

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Alonso Del Arte

1 min readAug 30, 2019

We could say that those methods belong to the person taking those actions, not the coffee cup used for those actions. Even so, you make a good point that this modeling of the real world is, at best, a compromise.

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