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In "Object Oriented Programming Deemed Irrelevant," the author O. Girardot discusses the current trends and shifts in programming paradigms. Girardot highlights how object-oriented programming (OOP), once the dominant force in software development with languages like Java, C#, and C++, is now criticized for being overly complex and inefficient for modern needs. Despite this criticism, the principles of OOP such as abstraction and encapsulation still hold value and influence, even as many developers and bootcamps shift toward scripting and functional languages.

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