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Thanks! I will try to make the explanations clearer, I'm still trying to improve my writing and this is very much appreciated, oh, and the code is Ruby. I for

Thanks! I will try to make the explanations clearer, I'm still trying to improve my writing and this is very much appreciated, oh, and the code is Ruby. I forgot to add the source code for the article, I just pushed it to a git repo and added a link to it at the article's footer. Thanks again!

TheTaytay 6y ago
Thanks for the article! In school, I believe I heard this summarized as something along the lines of: "a derived class should require no more and deliver no less than its base class". I have always liked that succinct phrasing of the principle.
- juanorozcov 6y ago
  "a derived class should require no more and deliver no less than its base class" Uh, very nice, I need to write that down, it's by far the most concise version of the principle I've heard! Thank you
antman 6y ago
I really thought the article ended somewhere in a middle. Really would like to see the 'end' code!
- vaer-k 6y ago
  I think this article is incomplete without showing an example of a solution implementation that satisfies the LSP