Object-Oriented Languages Definition Joke
14 Object-Oriented Languages ob-ject: to feel distaste for something Webster’s Dictionary engineering principle is information hiding or encapsula-
A close-up of a textbook page titled “Object-Oriented Languages” shows a mock dictionary entry defining “ob-ject” as “to feel distaste for something.” The joke plays on splitting the programming term “object” into “ob-ject,” turning a technical concept into an oddly negative definition.
- @gentoomemes / 19067 2025-10-27
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- image
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- саркастичный, абсурдный
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- en
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