OOP in different languages
OOP is different in each programming language. Some languages like Python and C# don’t offer all the OOP features that you can get from C++.
Python doesn’t really support traditional access modifiers, and C# doesn’t offer true multiple inheritance (you can inherit from one class and multiple interfaces).
While C++ offers the most OOP features of the three languages, it has some disadvantages. If you compare C++ to modern languages like Python, Ruby or C#, C++ starts to show it’s age. Further more, given a small application, it’s usually much faster to write it in Python than in any C language.
The question ultimately becomes, are all the OOP features in C++ really needed in every day development? For small projects, most likely, no. For large projects with a team of developers, maybe.
