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Since debate without meaningful terms is meaningless , I figured I would point at the elephant in the room and ask: What exactly makes a language "object-oriented"? I'm not looking for a textbook answer here, but one based on your experiences with OO languages that work well in your domain, whatever it may be. A related question that might help to answer first is: What is the archetype of object-oriented languages and why?
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