Just a reminder that Object-Oriented Programming doesn't exist. It never did.
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they are compile-time lookup of the dictionaries containing the functions to call. So more accurately, compile-time OO.
None of the following can implement, or emulate, type-classes. Java, C#, F#, Ocaml, C++, Smalltalk. ∴ none can do OO
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They are all just different implementations of dictionary-oriented programming, and as such have different limitations.
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But none can achieve type-classes, or implicit dictionary-passing. So what then, exactly, is OO?
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