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Lesson 15.1 — Why Object-Oriented Perl? A Biological Motivation
🧬 Biological Scenario: Part 5's nested hash of hashes of arrays patient records worked, but became unwieldy past 2 3 levels deep (as flagged in that part's "Common Mistakes"). A object bundles a patient's data together…
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