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by carterehsmith
3535 days ago
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> I guess not. Sometimes the cleanest thing to do is to just mutate a field - particularly for GUI objects. I don't know if it's worth the overhead of having unthinking developers writing { get; set } for every field in every class because it makes things "easier". I do not understand your point. First you claim that we should not mutate the field, then you claim that we should mutate the field. Which one is it? Mutate or not? |
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We should generally not use goto or local variables either. Avoid reaching for these constructs first. But if it's by far the cleanest, and simplest way of solving the problem - which it usually isn't - go ahead and do it.