[akanevsky]

OOP is nice not because it makes the code look "nicer", but because it provides better encapsulation of the code as well as a way to easily implement reusable code that does not have multiple copies throughout multiple files. An example of how OOP can be used to create efficient code: vBulletin's data managers. When you need to alter the way a certain data is managed, you do not have to edit multiple files, but instead you just have to edit the code of that data manager.