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Object-oriented programming is a programming paradigm using "objects": an encapsulation consisting of data fields and methods together with their interactions.
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Bringing OOP features into proof assistants?
Object oriented programming cannot easily be integrated into proof assistants, because object types are naturally mixed-variance. For example, a Java interface like:
interface IntSet {
IntSet empty …
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