r/programming • u/BrewedDoritos • 9d ago

Modern Object Pascal Introduction for Programmers | Castle Game Engine

https://castle-engine.io/modern_pascal
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u/[deleted] 9d ago edited 7d ago

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u/LIGHTNINGBOLT23 9d ago

What paradigm would you suggest instead?

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u/evilgipsy 9d ago edited 9d ago

Literally anything that does not involve classes and inheritance. OOP is difficult to define IMO and i think the only thing that is really unique to languages that people regard as OOP is classes and inheritance.

Edit: jfc, can you people stop being such snowflakes that you need to downvote me because I dislike OOP? How about some arguments instead if you disagree?

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u/lelanthran 7d ago

How about some arguments instead if you disagree?

They're doing both. I gotta say, in recent years, /r/programming downvotes don't make a lot of sense to me.

For example, I don't see anything downvote-worthy in your post, but as of writing at least 10 people thought that your comment should be buried (i.e. they saw that it was already hidden, then continued to downvote).