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Good advice, but it doesn't help when one's coding in a larger system not just written by oneself. Then there's operator overloading; you can't trust anything
by ralph 19y ago
Good advice, but it doesn't help when one's coding in a larger system not just written by oneself. Then there's operator overloading; you can't trust anything to be doing what it suggests in an unknown, or large, codebase. Code readability goes down the pan if too much is hidden by mis-used OO techniques.
- Tichy 19y agoNot all OO languages allow operator overloading.