It's bloat, until you realise that you need to persist a lot of information about the "thing".
Then you realise that the "thing" isn't actually that little at all.
BTW modern OO has constructs which allow a "Verb"-like structure: Generics. You write logic for a certain class of "things", and your compiler makes sure that what you're doing is actually possible.
Then you realise that the "thing" isn't actually that little at all.
BTW modern OO has constructs which allow a "Verb"-like structure: Generics. You write logic for a certain class of "things", and your compiler makes sure that what you're doing is actually possible.