Original sentence: applied Reynold's idea in the context of Objects and Abstract Data Types, which had both grown extensively
Edited sentence: He also believed the two forms of data abstraction "are inherently distinct and complementary.However, Reynold's conclusions based on this early analysis turned out to be completely wrong: he wrote that adding a second method to an object "is more a tour de force than a specimen of clear programming," which completely missed the Object-Oriented paradigm and its great success.applied Reynold's seminal idea in the context of Objects and Abstract Data Types, which had both grown extensively