C++ Was a Joke

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I think that for low level coding OOP doesn't indeed make a lot of sense. I work on simulation softwares with no real time aspects. I switched on OOP decades ago and it took me about 6 months to start thinking a different way. Also OOP didn't make much sense before STLs (a step above macros) and boost which is an amazing library. Finally I started Qt few years ago and I remain very impressed by this environment which truly is an OO achievement. To me OO reduced the analysis time (users talk and think object because real world is made of objects) and introduced productivity. All libraries are not identical, it is not all about OO being the graal, talent remains a big part of solutions and if assembly is your language to deliver quality and if this is aligned with your company strategy then definitely the way to go.