I removed classes but kept objects with methods

A developer has introduced HydraScript, a custom C#-based interpreter featuring a unique programming model. The author opted to remove traditional constructs like class, interface, and constructor, favoring structural typing inspired by TypeScript and explicit receiver methods similar to Go. According to the creator, this approach allows for efficient handling of objects and methods without the need for complex class-based encapsulation. This simplified the interpreter's implementation, as methods were built upon existing functions. This solution is aimed at those seeking more flexible ways to organize code without strict object-oriented constraints. Detailed implementation insights and architectural decisions are available in the original article on Habr.