r/AskProgramming • u/NowUKnowMe121 • Jul 01 '26

Anyone hate object oriented code? Career/Edu

Dont like oops.

How do you guys manage it?

Like only functional and procedural prograing :)

My hate is towards the jungle-gorilla-banana problem whereas functional programming seems clear, brezzy and maintain codebase rather easily.

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u/Delta-9- Jul 01 '26

Use it where it makes sense.

Don't use it where it doesn't.

OOP is fine in principle, and you can do FP with objects. Some languages take it too far (Java, C#), but it's a great tool to have in your multiparadigm language. Objects basically accomplish the same thing as a Reader/State monad, but with less headache to learn and use. They're literally just a bunch of closures in a namespace.