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Then BUU asked a question and I found myself responding "Do consider OO where it might be useful". But what does that mean? If someone had said that to me before I worked on The Project I doubt I would have had a good idea of where OO would be useful at all.

Yes, it's like the stupid answer to the question What kind of music do you listen to? "I listen only to good music." or the statement "Good thing that I don't like coffee. It tastes so horrible."

In reply to Re: Where/When is OO useful? by jotti
in thread Where/When is OO useful? by jarich

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