Everyone knows that OOP stands for "Object-oriented programming". But what is in fact OOP? Is it a Class? Is it inheritance and polymorphism like w...
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I don't think you are just simulating OOP here. Very nice demonstration that OOP doesn't necessarily require a language that was designed for OOP (although it helps).
Indeed, after all it's all about abstractions. We developers only see abstractions.
At some point, even in a language designed to support OOP, under the hood the implementation is somehow similar to what I demonstrated here.
Exactly.
very interesting, thanks for sharing!
Hey fantastic work! Lots of interesting info here aside from just implementing OOP in bash, love reading posts like this :~) thank you!
Funny 😂
You're doing some really cool stuff. These "going to the underlying basis" or "thinking from the first principles" kind of thing, whatever you wanna call it, it absolutely genius.
Keep going!
your words mean a lot, thanks!