Classes tightly couple functions on types with the type declaration itself. It's often not even clear in which class certain methods belong.
Better to separate data types from functions on data types the way it's done in functional languages, and if you still want object-oriented programming, you can support it like Ada does, or as syntactic sugar over the ordinary call syntax like some functional languages do.
Better to separate data types from functions on data types the way it's done in functional languages, and if you still want object-oriented programming, you can support it like Ada does, or as syntactic sugar over the ordinary call syntax like some functional languages do.