Re: OO is not that great: many repeated codes
Shawn wrote:
Hi,
I think OO is not great, compared to procedural languages. Each method
has to be hosted in one class. So the identical method code could be
repeatedly in several classes. I know inheritance /abstract classes/
interface concepts well. But please let me explain my point:
Professor and Student (two classes) know drive car well. So the method
....
Hum, ok.
public class Driver {
public Driver() {}
public void drive{
}
....
}
public class Cooker {
public Cooker() {}
public void cook{
}
....
}
public class Professor
{
Cooker cooker;
Driver driver;
public Professor() {
cooker = new Cooker();
driver = new Driver();
cooker.cook();
driver.drive();
}
}
public class Student
{
Cooker cooker;
Driver driver;
public Student() {
cooker = new Cooker();
driver = new Driver();
cooker.cook();
driver.drive();
}
}
So, my student and my professor know how to drive and cook, but my car don't
know how to cook... i don't see the problem...
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