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feyd said, many of the questions I've asked find an answer on both threads he provide us. TNX
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ole wrote:My advice to you Jaxolotl is not to ask people "do you prefer oop or procedual" because you will just get opinions, and strong ones at that. You won't really get anywhere.
hummm first of all I have to say that I find a lot of hi quality information on this forum so I respect the opinion of this comunity. Then I'm good enough as a programmer to understand when an opinion is based on a solid experience or just an"opinion" even if I'm not good enough to understand the argument completly.
Another point is that I'm just a 5 years old programmer but a 23 years old professional musician and I can confirm that a the opinion of professionals are allways a treasure in any kind of profession because is the synthesis of years of experience and for sure a personal point of view of the argument...so it gives a 'multidimensional' approach to the "thing"
ole wrote:You should learn oop, and properly (read about refactoring and design patterns), before you make a decision. Although, take heed, all the highest paid programmers know how to program with objects.
two interesting points to keep in mind...tnx
arborint wrote:Honestly, why are you asking about OO when you currently are efficient in procedural?
why? because I think that if you know how to do (professionally) the same thing in two ways is probably that you do them faster and better separately and for sure you will have a global knowledge that may let you find a third new way of doing it.
arborint wrote:How you think you "might be wrong?"
Is a key to stay away of sleeping the comfortable dream of self satisfaction and keep learning

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I just like to say "what I know is true for me but is not THE TRUTH"