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That's the problem with software - it's decisions all the way down. Outside of prototyping, there's very little "work" to be done that doesn't contain some kind
by ryanmcgarvey 3y ago
That's the problem with software - it's decisions all the way down. Outside of prototyping, there's very little "work" to be done that doesn't contain some kind of systems decision.
- calvinmorrison 3y agothis can be limited though. I just went through refactoring a whole set of classes that implement the same interface, but it was not defined as an Interface. now any new class that implements this _must_ meet at least some expectations, enforced by the code. So in one way, OOP is great for limiting side effects.