Functional Programming or Object Oriented Programming?

I find value in both, I think, and just coming from kind of like the enterprise JavaScript world where you do have everything is kind of we've moved away from quitting classes or everything now to more kind of like react components. So for me who's not done object oriented programming at like a professional level or is too familiar with it, I want to jump into that so I can get, you know, be able to talk to this with a little bit more experience. The one thing I really do like about functional programming is that it is modular. It's way easier to test. And it's a I find it reads better in my mind because I understand exactly what each kind of small