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Line 79: :::::Modern versions of LISP ([[Common LISP Object System]]) adopt OO concepts of classes and inheritance. Fortran 90 has simple classes but it doesn't possess inheritance, it has to be mimicked. I believe a proposed object oriented version of FORTRAN is in development. [[User:Mintguy\|Mintguy]] ---- This article is just fine where it is. Inheritence(computer science) redirects here, and the current article as it exists only talks about oop. If someone wants to make a broder article, in programming, do it. This doesn't need to be moved. Refer to [[oop\|object-oriented programming]]. Look at the definition. Just put a link to this article where you talk about it's relation to oop. [[User:Mbecker\|MB]] 17:48 4 Jun 2003 (UTC)

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