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Object OOP Vs Prototype OOP

Which OOP style do you think leads to more structred and efficent code?

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Efficience and structure of code not depends on OOP model.

gandjustas  2010-09-25 08:39:46
I agree with the comment regarding efficiency but I think that it is reasonable to say that the code structure does depend on the style
Chris McCauley  2010-09-25 08:43:38
The OO style does influence how the code is structured if it is structured, but neither will inevitably lead to an objectively "better" structure.
delnan  2010-09-25 08:45:16

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