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  1. Oct 29th, 2002, 07:32 AM #1
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    kinds of programming...

    i know there is object oriented programming but i heared about event oriented programming..how is this? lol
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    Re: kinds of programming...

    Originally posted by PT Exorcist
    event oriented programming
    VB is an event oriented programming language.

    You can find out more about it by doing a search.
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    hmm im reading several pages...anyone can point me to a programming language not oriented to objects? i know vb.net is full oo and vb6 half but can someone point 1 who is 0% oo?
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    QBasic, GWBasic, COBOL (from what I know), PICK.
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    Event-oriented implies objects, because you have objects triggering events which are handled by another "object" which may, however, be a simple function call (as in the Win32 API).
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    can someone point 1 who is 0% oo?
    Most languages can be manipulated to be object oriented. A language like C is procedural and does not require that you do OOP. In that regard, C can be used to create no OOP programs (0%). Other languages could be used this way as well.

    .NET languages, however, cannot because everything within them is based on objects.
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    Originally posted by axion_sa
    QBasic, GWBasic, COBOL (from what I know), PICK .

    Dude!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Excellent, try telling these guys about post relational database models Have you tried universe, imo the best implementation of a post relational model yet ...
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    Those multi-values take a bit to get used to after relational databases. Haven't tried Universe yet
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