>CSCI 2100: Unlearning Object-Oriented Programming Discover how to create and use variables that aren't inside of an object hierarchy. Learn about "functions," which are like methods but more generally useful. Prerequisite: Any course that used the term "abstract base class."

This is just a common meme that often comes from ignorance, or a strawman of what OOP is.

>CSCI 4020: Writing Fast Code in Slow Languages Analyze performance at a high level, writing interpreted Python that matches or beats typical C++ code while being less fragile and more fun to work with.

I like this one, but see?

Python is heavily OOP, everything is an object in python for example.

I'm wondering if OP took a basic OOP course or would otherwise be interested in taking one? You can learn about a thing you are against, or even form your opinion after actually learning about it.

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