Are object oriented languages more powerful than declarative program- ming languages
Are object oriented languages more powerful than declarative programming languages? By powerful I mean are they able to solve a class of problems that any program written in a declarative programming language can't? 

Personally I don't think so. There exists a set of problems for which it is easier to write a program using an object-oriented language, but I think those problems could be solved using declarative languages too (albeit it might be harder to so)

Would like to hear more views on this one. 

Are object oriented languages more powerful than declarative program- ming languages
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Are object oriented languages more powerful than declarative programming languages? By powerful I mean are they able to solve a class of problems that any program written in a declarative programming language can't? 

Personally I don't think so. There exists a set of problems for which it is easier to write a program using an object-oriented language, but I think those problems could be solved using declarative languages too (albeit it might be harder to so)

Would like to hear more views on this one. 
