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There's using "abstraction" in the classical sense of "harder to understand", as in "abstract painting". In today's world, good abstractions are the exception.
by Tomis02 3y ago
There's using "abstraction" in the classical sense of "harder to understand", as in "abstract painting". In today's world, good abstractions are the exception.
> it's merely adding a bunch of public methods (and interfaces) to the object
The object is the abstraction they're complaining about. Why have an object to begin with?