>>Why use classes? Procedural code gets the job done, right?
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>Classes are for when there's data that must travel with the code. No point using a class for a bunch of functions that don't share data.

Disagree. Polymorphism, inheritance, hidden/protected functions, all unrelated to stored data within the class.

There are many reasons to use classes. Many capabilities there which are exposed. Not all of them are desirable all of the time.

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