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Line 118: Thanks. Can you give me examples of OOP languages that don't have data types? Or are you meaning ones don't differentiate between integer, boolean, etc? My use of data type here, by the way, was specifically to avoid the concept of "class" because a class is a type of data type though not vice-versa, and some languages don't support class in the traditional sense and I didn't want to have to go into the intense detail required to explain. A good definition should be consise, no? :) [[User:MikeSchinkel\|MikeSchinkel]] 02:51, 26 Oct 2003 (UTC) ---- Can someone provide examples of "object-based" languages? Are we talking languages like JavaScript/JScript? Can someone fill out more more "object-based" means? TIA. [[User:MikeSchinkel\|MikeSchinkel]] 02:58, 26 Oct 2003 (UTC)

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