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From: jsa@alexandria (Jon S Anthony)
Subject: Re: polymophism
Date: 1996/11/23
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In article <E19v7y.25K@world.std.com> bobduff@world.std.com (Robert A Duff) writes:

> In article <JSA.96Nov21224946@alexandria>,
> Jon S Anthony <jsa@alexandria> wrote:
> >...  Shrug.  I prefer to not
> >accept your definition as it seems to have little to do with the term
> >as it is used in common practice.
> 
> In common practice, "object oriented" simply means "good".  ;-)
> 
> - Bob

Can't argue with that! :-)  Even when it at times is actually just plain
 "bad"...

/Jon

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