I'm curious as to how procedural programmers typically do things. Do you not use types/structs/classes and objects at all? What do you do, make a bunch of different arrays to store different values for your entities and such?
For me, OOP is only valuable so long as it improves my efficiency, and as such I don't typically use its more advanced features in most situations. But the basic idea of having objects of a defined type is invaluable to me. Couldn't live without it.
For me, OOP is only valuable so long as it improves my efficiency, and as such I don't typically use its more advanced features in most situations. But the basic idea of having objects of a defined type is invaluable to me. Couldn't live without it.