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    Question does using subs & functions in a module conflict with the OOP concept?

    hey,i have a question about the OOP concept, i'am using objects inside my program (which i wrote them), some of the main methods that i use are written in those objects and some in a module,does that conflict with the OOP technique, i.e does using OOP in my programs means that i should wrote all my functions & subs inside a class instead of a module?

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    Re: does using subs & functions in a module conflict with the OOP concept?

    Just like all tools... you have to do what makes sense.
    What works for one thing may not work for something else.
    I've used a mix of the two, there's nothing wrong with it.

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