OOP cannot be eliminated. "OOP" is merely syntactical sugar for what would otherwise be handling "objects" in memory using pure functions. Using pure functions is more difficult and cumbersome the more complex the "object" requirements get. TLDR: OOP is a superset of functional programming, and functional programming has not gone anywhere, and most languages have syntactical sugar (f.e. classes) to take functional programming to the next level.
OOP cannot be eliminated. "OOP" is merely syntactical sugar for what would otherwise be handling "objects" in memory using pure functions. Using pure functions is more difficult and cumbersome the more complex the "object" requirements get. TLDR: OOP is a superset of functional programming, and functional programming has not gone anywhere, and most languages have syntactical sugar (f.e. classes) to take functional programming to the next level.
Agreed