> Since when do OOP languages have to be single paradigm?
What I really meant to say with that was that it's lisp at its core -i.e. if one wants to place it squarely in one single paradigm, imo that one should be "Functional".
I was just surprised to see it listed as an example of OOP language, because it's not the most representative one at that.
What I really meant to say with that was that it's lisp at its core -i.e. if one wants to place it squarely in one single paradigm, imo that one should be "Functional".
I was just surprised to see it listed as an example of OOP language, because it's not the most representative one at that.