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A special static class that cannot be instantiated is not OOP already. C# does this well by letting you OOPfy your other code but doesn’t require you to use OO
by textlapse 1y ago
A special static class that cannot be instantiated is not OOP already.
C# does this well by letting you OOPfy your other code but doesn’t require you to use OOP for this monstrosity.
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