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Only if you do it wrong? If it ends up like thousands upon thousands of if statements then you got it wrong (or so I think). Getting it right IMO means realiz
by reitanqild 10y ago
Only if you do it wrong?
If it ends up like thousands upon thousands of if statements then you got it wrong (or so I think).
Getting it right IMO means realizing that rules are not necessarily source code but often data to be iterated over, filtered etc.
This is a form of metaprogramming that can be practiced even in Java ;-)