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I'm not sure I understand the question, but JavaScript past and present is most certainly an OOP language for every useful definition of OOP I am aware of. Going forward this will not change.
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hueitan commentedNov 27, 2015
I'm not sure am I right to ask this question in this issue.
Based on the Overview
Can we expect that the current (or future) JavaScript is already officially define as OOP language?
For the original designed for ECMAScript, means it is not.
Sorry for this stupid question but it always confuse me.