Re: Is Object-Oriented Programming more than graphics?

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From: oster
Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1987 19:46

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OOP is a natural metaphor for any problem involving distributed systems.
The model of a collection of objects communicating via message passing, is
identical to the actual situation, where each object is implemented via a
separate process running on its own processor.

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