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Yeah, if you've ever worked in a functional language, console'd into and looked at data in flight, and instantly identified what was wrong because data from som
by dnautics 6y ago
Yeah, if you've ever worked in a functional language, console'd into and looked at data in flight, and instantly identified what was wrong because data from someone else's library wasn't encapsulated behind private fields, you would never want to encapsulate anything ever again.
- renewedrebecca 6y agoEven Eclipse lets you look at private data when debugging. Besides that though, you don't have to make data private- it's just common practice to do so.
- dnautics 6y ago> it's just common practice to do so - key point is that is that it's common practice, and the situation you're in is debugging data emitted by someone else.