That's a fair point! I guess it's a matter of what's under the hood vs how it appears on the outside. Code that is brittle in obvious ways is still better than

That's a fair point! I guess it's a matter of what's under the hood vs how it appears on the outside. Code that is brittle in obvious ways is still better than code that is brittle in subtle ways and will break later. Code that doesn't have those issues in the first place is the best, of course.