Waiting for this day....

This is exactly how everyone has oop

@RedBorg @SheShell Thats how i started oops...

I... Just don't get it...

What exactly is supposed to be funny about that?

Eww... Java 😝

@Krokoklemme that's kind of sad 😔

@Gogeta70 yes, the beautiful way is
public class Dog : Animal
{
//Bork bork
}

@SGrigorov then help me out of my misery and tell me what's funny about some stupid OOP tutorial "joke"

@Krokoklemme i can't make it funny for you😄😄

@SGrigorov That's better, but it's still Java...

@Krokoklemme It’s ironic because most tutorials use Animals when describing OOP. Here we have a specific example where we can use that information. It’s like what SheShell said above.

@52cal I understand that much, I just don't see where it's supposed to be funny

Just not my humor, I guess

@Gogeta70 my reply was c# 🙏

@SGrigorov Ah, I was never too familiar with C#. The 'public class' looked like Java to me 😅

It's ironic because this would be a terrible way to actually design such a system.

Wrong! Composition over inheritance!

@DuckyMcDuckFace Yeah it would be better just to do a classification by clients and store it some kinds of way

I have a bad flashback. Send help.

Ha ha. No one mention w3schools. 😊

This would be a bad design because you don't know all the animals that will come to the veterinary center. And you don't want to spend a whole month creating all the classes extending Animal. All types of animals should be placed in a database. There must be an easy way to add new records.

So no, that day won't come. Ever.

how about...

class Animal {
string genus; // e.g. Felis
string specificName; // e.g. catus
}

no need to create lots of classes

It is interesting

Great day as usual. I'm also waiting for that.