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Because it's not about tooling, it's about being explicit vs implicit. Though, there is something to be said about having a nice default that you can easily inv
by zo1 11y ago
Because it's not about tooling, it's about being explicit vs implicit. Though, there is something to be said about having a nice default that you can easily invoke at the code-level.
- raphaelj 11y agoYeah, and loops are just (less powerful) syntactic sugars over jump instructions, too. Let's remove them and go back to IDE generated goto's !
- cballard 11y agoMany modern-ish languages with OO features (Swift, C#) let you declare that a thing has a getter without having to actually write boilerplate, i.e.: private(set) var foo: Int Int foo { get } etc.
- wtetzner 11y agoHaving the ID generate getters and setters makes it difficult read your data types, and adds additional work when modifying them.