Why not lol:
Programming is like lego. You build stuff by stacking blocks together.
In FP blocks are functions.
In OOP blocks are classes.
That's a very rudimentary explanation 😉
Ah yes! Wonderful!
What are the connection points between each LEGO?
They could be method invocations, shared state (which I don't suggest overall), asynchronous messages, etc.
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Why not lol:
Programming is like lego. You build stuff by stacking blocks together.
In FP blocks are functions.
In OOP blocks are classes.
That's a very rudimentary explanation 😉
Ah yes! Wonderful!
What are the connection points between each LEGO?
They could be method invocations, shared state (which I don't suggest overall), asynchronous messages, etc.