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Contracts are actually quite necessary for modularity. In OOP we have data types (interfaces, classes). As long as other paradigms provide contracts/abstractio
by flavious 6y ago
Contracts are actually quite necessary for modularity. In OOP we have data types (interfaces, classes).
As long as other paradigms provide contracts/abstractions, modularity can be achieved there also.
Faked modularity doesn't count. Leaky abstractions neither.