C does have OOP, but its hacky

Non-existent, period!

Uhm... lambda ?

Language lawyer, let's find the line in our book of law.

you could create a Lambda structure and give it an apply function pointer

oop in C++ is very old

oop is old

oop is quite the way you think when programming. structs are objects and working on structs quite make oop

oop is old oop in C++ is very old oop in C is very... uhm... what are we saying again?

n1570 - 6.9.1 On entry to the function, the size expressions of each variably modified parameter are evaluated and the value of each argument expression is converted to the type of the corresponding parameter as if by assignment. (Array expressions and function designators as arguments were converted to pointers before the call.)

oop is old oop in C++ is very old oop in C is very... uhm... what are we saying again?

No, no we don't do that in here. I didn't mention OOP tho. And does C even have OOP? If C++'s OOP is old, C's is non-existent.

Tldr: Too Long Don't Read. U know another thing C stands for? CANCER!

Rust is new language, and not have oop

Rust is new language, and not have oop

😶

@ollirz how do we laugh @ this? CC: @BinaryByter

Sure you don't have variable capture

We don't laugh at this... this is too sad to laugh at

++ :D

We don't laugh at this... this is too sad to laugh at

++ :D

Take my tears

std::tears

@ollirz how do we laugh @ this? CC: @BinaryByter

@ollirz how do we laugh @ this? CC: @BinaryByter

https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch17-00-oop.html

>oop is quite the way you think when programming. you could be the guy who inventend acpi or smbios

lol ahaha though I find OOP intuitive enough. I have found that thinking about what is what, is easier than to think about what it behaves like first. I mean you don't describe a car by saying "it's a thing that runs on 4 wheels"

why are you disproving yourself?

https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch17-00-oop.html

some definitions would classify Rust as object oriented, but other definitions would not. 

Does it have classes and inheritance?

No

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17304897/objects-and-classes-in-rust#17305076

Isn't class, is a special struct

Rust is new language, and not have oop

OOP is more useful as a set of structures than as a set of functions. Having multiple variables reduced into one reduces code bloat

Isn't class, is a special struct

Does it have classes and inheritance?

In C++ Yes, but actually NO. Class => Members Private by default Struct => Members are Public by default

In Rust, there is no concept of "inheriting" the properties of a struct. Instead, when you are designing the relationship between objects do it in a way that one's functionality is defined by an interface (a trait in Rust).

In Rust, there is no concept of "inheriting" the properties of a struct. Instead, when you are designing the relationship between objects do it in a way that one's functionality is defined by an interface (a trait in Rust).

In Rust, there is no concept of "inheriting" the properties of a struct. Instead, when you are designing the relationship between objects do it in a way that one's functionality is defined by an interface (a trait in Rust).

I agree. This is what I'm learning at work, and by luck with functional programming. Structures are not just raw values, they represent the result of an operation (for example the Maybe monad). Maybe I'm mixing the definitions, I'm still a beginner with these concepts.

Oh hi nomid

Oh, hello Klimi!

So if I call you by another name than yours, you aren'T you anymore

If u actually need something that helps sanity, try D. http://dlang.org

So if I call you by another name than yours, you aren'T you anymore

Your functionality is defined somewhere else

Same perl6 change concept of inhering. Now call it role, and try to solve C++ inhering problems

What problem sire.

Try to use in a big project

Dude, have you ever used perl?

Perl6 is fantastic language

phantastically slow :)

https://blog.famzah.net/2016/02/09/cpp-vs-python-vs-perl-vs-php-performance-benchmark-2016/

Try to use in a big project