There is a more Object oriented approach using the State design pattern. It helps to have a cleaner code (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_pattern)
Right; if you want to use OOP, you can. It's basically the same thing as switch-case + functions (substitute methods for functions).
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There is a more Object oriented approach using the State design pattern. It helps to have a cleaner code (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_pattern)
Right; if you want to use OOP, you can. It's basically the same thing as switch-case + functions (substitute methods for functions).