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When a language allows operator overriding or doesn't have static typing, you can end up with situations like this where a single method does 10 different thing
by xmprt 1y ago
When a language allows operator overriding or doesn't have static typing, you can end up with situations like this where a single method does 10 different things for 10 different use-cases. Even Java and C++ aren't a stranger to APIs like this (although not nearly as bad).