I'm trying to get a better grasp of the applicability of object-oriented programming and design. I'm curious about some examples of situations where object orientation is not simply inefficient or overkill, but highly inappropriate and entirely not recommended.Nowadays it seems that OOP can be applied to a very wide range of software modeling problems, but I'd like to know when OOP would be one of the worst ideas of all paradigms.
What categories of software modeling problems is object orientation highly unsuitable for?
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