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The article seems quite practical. She wants her users to be able to use Proxies over her classes. Private members make a class ineligible for proxying. So she
by iudqnolq 4y ago
The article seems quite practical.
She wants her users to be able to use Proxies over her classes. Private members make a class ineligible for proxying. So she'd rather use private-by-convention.
- lenkite 4y ago"So she'd rather use private-by-convention." This effectively and automatically devolves to "public-by-contract". Seen it happen so many times that you can't convince me otherwise.