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C++ and Java don't even come close to doing it right, and neither does aping them in C
Their brand of OO is constrained as fuck, but that doesn't make it wrong. It's all a tradeoff for efficiency (especially in Sepples's case). If you
need efficiency, it's great; if you don't, it sucks. Nevertheless, all OO elements are there: encapsulation, inheritance and polimorphism. I don't understand why people get so worked up over this kind of thing.