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Re: The Basques introduced us to object orientation?by stevieb (Canon) |
on Jan 28, 2021 at 00:23 UTC ( [id://11127552]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
"I have previously believed that object orientation was a derivative of Biology" In reality, anything can be related to anything else, if one forces things enough. I know plant biology exceptionally well. I create my own cannabis strains for example. My "Spiceberry" strain can be looked at as a form of object orientation. Spiceberry was created by breeding a Blueberry female plant (Indica dominant (80% Indica, 20% Sativa)) with an Afghani #1 male plant (100% Indica). This breeding selection process was across hundreds of plants to find the right parents. So far, we're here:
After three years of breeding out plants to find the parents that had the exact features I wanted, I then cross bred the two parents hundreds of times to hone in on ensuring only the traits are desired are present, and those I don't want, aren't. Although there is a ton of terminology and other jargon for these processes, simplicity is best. In the end:
So by breeding out the two plants, I inherit the best from both plants. By breeding the way I do, I remove the traits I don't like so I am guaranteed they will never show up. In programming, we simply ignore the stuff we don't want by not using it, or even override it. The traits that I don't like in one strain, I sometimes literally override it with that trait in the other plant. Don't know why I put all that together, but meh, I'm bored.
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