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What's wrong with getters and setters? It's just redundant code. Most of the time developers don't actually need to override the basic get/set operation on a v
by redtrackker 12y ago
What's wrong with getters and setters?
It's just redundant code. Most of the time developers don't actually need to override the basic get/set operation on a variable. Yet you have to write the get/set methods over and over.
How do other languages address this issue?
Scala does a good job. You don't need to actually write a get/set method. But if you wanted to modify getFoo() you would simply implement the method with your custom getter