From your posting I am able to understand that If Three

classes are going to have the same functionality then Obviously we can make it as single(one). That is what the flexibility of oops

But I am not much clear about your posting still.

thorough Perl OO we can do many in things in flexible manner.

Please refer the manual of Perl which is Related to perl OO.

"Keep pouring your ideas"

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Re^2: Exception Classes Advice on Subclasses by jffry (Hermit) on Dec 22, 2005 at 00:31 UTC
I'm replying to the first response, but really this is to all who responded. Thanks! I hope it isn't inappropriate to post replies of thanks at Perl Monks, I see jokes being posted, so I assume that thanks aren't forbidden. Thanks even (especially?) to those who wrote, in so many polite words, "Stop using Perl OO, you fool!" You made me spend a few hours justifying my use of OO to myself (yet again).	[reply]

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by jffry (Hermit) on Dec 22, 2005 at 00:31 UTC

Thanks!

I hope it isn't inappropriate to post replies of thanks at Perl Monks, I see jokes being posted, so I assume that thanks aren't forbidden. Thanks even (especially?) to those who wrote, in so many polite words, "Stop using Perl OO, you fool!" You made me spend a few hours justifying my use of OO to myself (yet again).

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