Re: Advantages of OOP

"Anton" <anton.txt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
news:Xns99D9F3FF257Eantontxtgmailcom@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Nice book. I've had only a glace at it though, so I guess I'll follow
your
> advice! The only chapter O remember is that about the design (was it 
> called
> "Projection and Construction"?)

I dont know, it's somewhere at the beginning. He tells about UltimaVII
being 
his first project written in C++ and he was so impressed with OO that he 
just had to use 3 OO constructs on every line of code. This is what I 
experienced too with beginning programmers. They often think it's so cool 
all that inheritance and copy constructors etc that they just have to use 
them all the time so the highest level code is just 2 lines and it looks 
real neat. And seeing there's always at least one of those people on the 
projects I work on I kinda started disliking OO :)