If you are writing library management software, your software might have units like "book", but also a "Manager", "Controller", "Utils", "Helper" or a "Service". I still don't get, how a "Controller" is a real-life entity, but to be fair I am also not sure If I can blame java for that.
Besides, since you like Spring I wonder how you could say that Java is purely object-oriented. At least it gives Spring enough room to not be object-oriented - leaving aside whether you actually care about it or not.
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If you are writing library management software, your software might have units like "book", but also a "Manager", "Controller", "Utils", "Helper" or a "Service". I still don't get, how a "Controller" is a real-life entity, but to be fair I am also not sure If I can blame java for that.
Besides, since you like Spring I wonder how you could say that Java is purely object-oriented. At least it gives Spring enough room to not be object-oriented - leaving aside whether you actually care about it or not.