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Message: [QUOTE="Thomas A. Russ, post: 3863001"] OK. But Java takes all of the methods that do essentially the same thing and hides them each in their own file. So instead of being able to see the commonality in a particular set of methods all in one place, you have to go searching through each class that implements the method. At least in Common Lisp you have the choice of choosing a Java-esque file organization or one that is more function-oriented. So you could ahve all of the print-related methods grouped together, all of the database-related methods grouped together, etc. [/QUOTE]