It’s not premature optimization, it’s just boilerplate because it’s a pattern that happens so often. Besides, there’ll be less work if the requirements do in f

It’s not premature optimization, it’s just boilerplate because it’s a pattern that happens so often. Besides, there’ll be less work if the requirements do in fact change, and there’s nothing wrong with accounting for the possibility of change when you’re writing code because what you write now constrains what you can write in the future.