Re: What's the Criteria for Promoting a "Thing" to a Class

From: "topmind" <topmind@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 28 Dec 2006 16:50:51 -0800

aloha.kakuikanu wrote:

mySpamB8@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Can anyone help me settle this matter specifically, and more
importantly, settle the general matter of what gets modeled as a class
and what doesn't?

Anything that can be modeled as a class is modeled as a class.
Anything that can't be modeled as a class is also modeled as a class.

Thus, "confusion" can be modeled as a class. Brilliant!

-T-

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- What's the Criteria for Promoting a "Thing" to a Class
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- Re: What's the Criteria for Promoting a "Thing" to a Class
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