Object oriented?? I hope not.. I got out of serious programming just before that became popular..
Well, the
good OOP languages (i.e. C++) just have it as a delicious garnish on top of a perfectly suitable procedural language for easy, clean packaging of structs and their associated functions. It's the ones that try to force you into using classes for everything whether or not it suits what you're doing because
this is an OOP language, dammit! that are to be avoided.
(Can't speak for how E is in this regard, but if it's C-based I'm betting it's pretty easy-going about it all.)