> objects too. They're not mutually exclusive. It's just that doing
> stuff side-effect free pretty much forces you to drop many of the
> classic OO patterns.

seems to me that a lot of it comes down to connotations vs.
denotations; what /is/ OO, anyway? :-)

sincerely.

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