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Not to me. setX is reminicent of Java to me, and of small talk attribute setters/getters before it. Both of those languages elevate state to the point of godh
by true_religion 14y ago
Not to me.
setX is reminicent of Java to me, and of small talk attribute setters/getters before it.
Both of those languages elevate state to the point of godhood.
- xd 14y agoIt's not about the setters/getters directly, it's the way they are being called by returning references to the parent object in each method call.