>>>>> "Troy" == Troy Denkinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Troy> I'm not sure I would call Perl a mixture of many languages, though it has
Troy> adopted features from other languages. And calling Perl an OOP-based
Troy> language might be overstating it, though I do like Perl's OOP features,
Troy> such as I know them.
It's about as OO as C++ or Java. What do you call C++ and Java?
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