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I disagree with that. The point of an abstraction is to not having to know the implementation. Understanding the principles used behind will always lead to a mu
by boudin 9y ago
I disagree with that. The point of an abstraction is to not having to know the implementation. Understanding the principles used behind will always lead to a much better use of your abstraction
- AlexCoventry 9y agoI'd also say an abstraction could be carrying its weight even if it only reduces the amount you have to think about the implementation details when using it.