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Why Class::Prototyped?Background: Prototypes vs. ClassesThe "usual way": classesObject orientation without classesWhat are PrototypesPrototypes and SelfWhat Class::Prototyped can do for youClass::Prototyped and Design PatternsSingleton objects without explicit classes Adapters Proxies Wrappers Aspect-Oriented Programming and Class::Prototyped
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