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I think she is very insecure about the relationship between architecture (that's where OOP really lives), the programmer, the code, the runtime and the user. OOP can not protect the runtime from user malice. If anything, it's a very poor approach to that. OOP can protect the architect from programmer malice, but the compiler strips it out, anyway. OOP is program documentation and interface restriction, used by architects to keep programmers disciplined in the way they call functions and access memory. That is all it is. And because the compiler strips any and all OOP out of the code during compilation and creates flat runtime machine code, OOP creates a huge overhead for architects and programmers that has zero implication for the user. There are no memory, performance or security advantages that come with it. Programs don't have any fewer bugs and they are no easier to debug. It's all just a vast layer of overhead that happens during the development phase. Why is it being used, then? Because your manager doesn't know any of this. He has heard that OOP is the thing to do, so he makes you do it. And if you try to tell him that he is an idiot (which he is), then you will lose your job or be harassed by an idiot. That is the reality of it. ;-)