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> and the program would remain in an invalid state. But this is only ever possible if the program moved to an invalid state in the first place. Granted, someti
by groestl 8y ago
> and the program would remain in an invalid state.
But this is only ever possible if the program moved to an invalid state in the first place. Granted, sometimes there is no way around that, but usually it can and should be avoided.
- jstimpfle 8y agoFor the programs I write, I'm sure the majority of function invocations do only a partial transformation (i.e., result in an invalid state).