Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 9:43 am
theda wrote:
Unless you know what you are talking about, i guess, reading up a bit on OO woudl have helped. In brief, OO gives you untimate flexibily when it comes to do modifications in the future, you can reuse things rather than re-inventing the wheel. It helps cut your developtment time significantly resulting in fast software development. What else do you need?What is the use of OOP if all you're doing is a few this->here stuff? I'm not seeing the logic in the need for OOP, unless just for learning purposes.