[Tutor] do_it()

[Eddie Comber]

I see that often when people write OO code they have a main() something
like:

obj = myObject(param, param, param)
obj.do_it()  #or obj.action() etc

Are there any commanding advantages to making this sort of functionality
into an object?

The above example is easier written and used as:

myfunc(param, param, param)

I ask because I have just written a MAKE utility, and having started off as
an object I really don't know what the advantages are above a simple
function.

Best,
Eddie.