Le 25/07/2015 03:38, Joel Roth a écrit :
> Constructors and destructors are a helpful convention to
> ensure objects get initialized and cleaned up properly.
For me this is the major utility of objects.
Anyway encapsulation and generics do not belong to OOP. In the Ada
programs I have written, I often had the choice between two designs:
generics of OOP. Generic is very often simpler and better fitted.
The problem, in C++ is that all that is confused; generic
programming is only possible with objects.
Didier
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