You are right, and I actually thought of that, but I suspect it’s usually still dominated by, or at most roughly on par with, static class count. Dynamic proxy

You are right, and I actually thought of that, but I suspect it’s usually still dominated by, or at most roughly on par with, static class count. Dynamic proxy classes, for example, are cached. And one probably shouldn’t dynamically create classes based on uncontrolled external input. The other thought I had is that if AI-generated code takes off, this could explode class count. On the other hand, AI could then also be instructed to refactor to minimal class count.