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by jack9
3727 days ago
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> No, good OOP has class/object with both private state and associated functions combined to provide a public interface for clients to use. I don't believe there's evidence of this. Inteface scoping (e.g. "private/protected/public") is a relatively recent invention to protect against programmers who "don't know what they are doing". Adequate documentation is a superior tactic since that's a cursory best practice. |
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