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Line 114: [[User:MikeSchinkel\|MikeSchinkel]] 02:19, 26 Oct 2003 (UTC) :No one mind your contribution. An attempt is more hopeful than giving up. I think four points you pointed out are quite accepted--that's what I have learned and have seen in many books of OOP. My intial motivation to omit them is I wanted to turn the article into more general term rather than common one. The explanation of polymorphism is a good instance. Not every OOP language has a data type. I mean when you teach OOP, it is inevitable to explain about porymophism but it is actually rather an implementation choice and detail. Anyway, this is my reason. -- [[User:TakuyaMurata\|Taku]] 02:39, Oct 26, 2003 (UTC)

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