Why not both? Also, FP can avoid many errors.
So can OOP, as long as you take the same functional approach. Right?
From what I've seen, if you're playing your cards right, you can do all of what you want in FP in OOP. Is this not correct?
Also, why not both? I just wanted to contrast them, and define them separately, since one is possible in the other, but not vice versa.
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Why not both? Also, FP can avoid many errors.
So can OOP, as long as you take the same functional approach. Right?
From what I've seen, if you're playing your cards right, you can do all of what you want in FP in OOP.
Is this not correct?
Also, why not both? I just wanted to contrast them, and define them separately, since one is possible in the other, but not vice versa.