The existence of the circle-ellipse problem is sometimes used to criticize object-oriented programming; languages which do not permit subtype polymorphism do not suffer from the problem.
Languages which do not permit subtype polymorphism allegedly do not suffer from the problem. The existence of the circle-ellipse problem is sometimes used to criticize object-oriented programming.
The existence of the circle-ellipse problem is sometimes used to criticize object-oriented programming. Languages which do not permit subtype polymorphism allegedly do not suffer from the problem.
The existence of the circle-ellipse problem is sometimes used to criticize object-oriented programming. Languages which do not permit subtype polymorphism allegedly do not suffer from the problem.