I think the education in our domain is doing this mistakes, they present the programming as a copy of the world and only present 1 paradigm, OOP.
Software is not the real world and shouldn't try to replicate it, it should solve real world problems in its own way.
Rant over, sorry 🙏.
PS: you can use immutability in any language, the degree of was is different though, even JS has a famous immutable library.
I totally agree! I don't know why people are still teaching this idea that you should simulate the world.
We are mostly programming Information Systems: they gather, process, record, and transmit data. They're not simulations!
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I think the education in our domain is doing this mistakes, they present the programming as a copy of the world and only present 1 paradigm, OOP.
Software is not the real world and shouldn't try to replicate it, it should solve real world problems in its own way.
Rant over, sorry 🙏.
PS: you can use immutability in any language, the degree of was is different though, even JS has a famous immutable library.
I totally agree! I don't know why people are still teaching this idea that you should simulate the world.
We are mostly programming Information Systems: they gather, process, record, and transmit data. They're not simulations!