Comments by "Immudzen" (@Immudzen) on "Functional Programming IS NO BETTER than Object Oriented Programming" video.

  1. I tend to use a hybrid of OO and functional code. I use features like python dataclasses or attrs to create objects that mostly just hold data. I then have functions that depend on that interface and return objects of an interface. I found this made the code easier to test and more flexible because the dependencies move to the interface. So plotting can take a result object, a simulation evaluation function can depend on a parameter set objects and return a set of results etc. It has made the code more testable and also easier to teach to people because they can see from the interfaces how the functions can be chained together.
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