Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Post-object programming: Difference between revisions

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*'''delete''' - The content is mostly weak and the few things of note are well covered elsewhere. The implication that these things are post-OO is simply wrong; delegation, mixins and multiple dispatch are an intergral part of OO. I've only ever come across this as an expression used in a descriptive sense and it not deserving of it's own page. [[User:MartinSpamer|MartinSpamer]]

*'''delete''' - another unsourced, unverified article. These do a disservice to WP. [[User:BlueValour|BlueValour]] 22:06, 24 June 2006 (UTC)

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