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Fair enough.. if you're talking about a giant class hierarchy with lots of mutable state, then I tend to agree that it doesn't usually lead to good software (a
by jbooth 13y ago
Fair enough.. if you're talking about a giant class hierarchy with lots of mutable state, then I tend to agree that it doesn't usually lead to good software (although things like java's collections library and the outputstream hierarchy are good exceptions).