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by nickpsecurity
3800 days ago
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Refactoring changes how various chunks of code interact with each other. Types usually provide security against a limited set of bad interactions. Abstract or compound types can provide security against even more bad interactions, among other things. So, having simple, compiler-checked mechanisms for enforcing good interactions helps when you make changes that can cause bad interactions between chunks of code. |
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