Functors are these kinds of things specifically designed for function use.
The diamond problem occurs when using these programming constructs during the "multiple" type of a certain process. Except for private member variables, languages like Smalltalk are entirely comprised of these constructs, lacking even primitive types. Functors are these kinds of things specifically designed for function use. In C++, "the rule of big three" refers to the necessity of writing an assignment operator, destructor, and copy constructor for these things, and these structures are instantiations of classes. A programming philosophy named for these entities emphasizes polymorphism, inheritance and encapsulation. For 10 points, name this these things that certain programming paradigm "orients" towards.
The diamond problem occurs when using these programming constructs during the "multiple" type of a certain process.
objects [accept classes until mentioned]