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As with any feature, it must be used properly. But, from an OOP perspective, modelling state changes is natural and desirable. So mutability seems a sensible d
by unclebucknasty 11y ago
As with any feature, it must be used properly.
But, from an OOP perspective, modelling state changes is natural and desirable. So mutability seems a sensible default.
It's only the recognition of issues that can arise from state changes that has us wanting to lop off the entire feature. A rather strange and drastic "solution" in my view.