OOP vs Functional Programming: Which to Choose

OOP vs Functional programming is a common topic among programmers. In this short, I will explain why OOP is a powerful tool and what makes it different from functional programming.

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[magne]

Clojure, an entirely FP language, is famously used in banking and accounting and finance systems. The immutability is esp. valuable when the systems are distributed.

[essamgouda]

You helped me learn a lot of low level design concepts, I think for the shorts to work a few quick code snippets would elevate it. Great videos overall !

[pascal]

I dislike this take. In OOP you pass the object as well in a method call - in a language with uniform function call syntax (UFCS) you wouldn't even see any difference in syntax. In a functional language you would emphasize pure functions and immutable data, which would make a lot of sense for critical operations like modifying bank accounts.

[nsambataufeeq]

Bank accounts tend to be immutable. Immutability is by default in functional.
PS failed to understand OOP.

[khanra]

Why certain parts of your words are loud and others are quiter?
are you french?

[rolfjohansen]

even if you go OO, you don't need to go 100% with all techniques