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They don't, but, at least in object-oriented languages, much of overall experience is easy enough to replicate with formal interfaces and coding standards.
by mumblemumble 6y ago
They don't, but, at least in object-oriented languages, much of overall experience is easy enough to replicate with formal interfaces and coding standards.
- KingOfCoders 6y agoI thought the nice thing about Modula-2 was that you could browse through interface files to understand some code and then go into implementations.
- mumblemumble 6y agoIt's true, but there are so many ways to skin that cat. Smalltalk, for example, gives an even more fluid way to browse at a high level and then drill in, and it doesn't (necessarily) have source code files in the first place.