Submitted by Tomek Kaczanowski on Thu, 01/07/2010 - 17:06.
Hi Anonymous,
I get your point. In some cases sticking to good standards would require a lot of coding - that is true.
But in both cases that I presented, good code would be more concise. Especially in "Tell don't ask" you gain a lot, because OO lets you choose a proper abstraction level.
In both cases good code would be more concise :)
Hi Anonymous,
I get your point. In some cases sticking to good standards would require a lot of coding - that is true.
But in both cases that I presented, good code would be more concise. Especially in "Tell don't ask" you gain a lot, because OO lets you choose a proper abstraction level.
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Tomek