Chris Mattern wrote:
>
> It doesn't have OO, but it emulates in software!
> Better go with python, which has hardware OO. :-)
Chris don't feed the troll
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Xah Lee wrote:
> Perl does not support classes or
> objects in the so-called "Object
> Oriented" programing.
Boy, the ignorance never stops, does it?
> However, a
> complete set of emulations of OO
> style of programing have been done,
> resulting in modules and books and
> many documentations
© # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
© # Python
©
© # in Python, one can define a boxed set
© # of data and functions, which are
© # traditionally known as "class".
©
© # in the following, we define a set of data
© # and functions as a class, and name it xxx
© class xxx:
© "a class extempore! (^_^)"
©
