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Well, there's somewhat of an argument to be made that immutable data structures are a bit less performant than mutable ones... but it still seems to be the way forward, especially when you take any sort of concurrency into account



The real distinction I am trying to make is that objects are a higher level, cleaner and more composable way of organising code - much more so than the "module and record" nonsense most FP people seem to push.




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