Re: fyi, very interesting Ada paper OOP vs. Readability

[NatarovVI <4KCheshireCat@gmail.com>]

> Inheritance gains us something- We had to write less code using
> inheritance than we would have to write to implement these examples
> using composition, so using inheritance makes code easier to write. The
> price for this benefit is reduced readability.

inheritance always was definetely WRONG idea.
because inheritance purposely brokes incapsulation/modularity.
you not "gain" some code "for free" (and never will).
you just lose own control on modifications.
contract parent-child is so undefined and unspecific, so one-sided...

inheritance too tightly glues things, you can now reason about
all parts only as "whole". you lost two independent replaceable modules,
but get one complex artefact. that's impressive... but stupid.

OOP and OOD is wrong idea.

Only data abstraction and modularity (without inheritance and, maybe, 
polymorphism) is good.