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>> Often, an abstraction doesn’t truly hide the data structures underneath, but it is bound by the limitations of the initial data structure(s) used to implemen
by phkahler 2y ago
>> Often, an abstraction doesn’t truly hide the data structures underneath, but it is bound by the limitations of the initial data structure(s) used to implement it. You want to refactor and use a new data structure? Chances are you need a new abstraction.
Data structures are abstractions :-)