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by brown9-2
5804 days ago
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Title is a bit incendiary, what the author really means is this: Before we go any further, let me make one thing clear: the well thought out use of public properties and hidden fields is good practice as it hides the implementation. What I’m suggesting is that blindly using them in a simple full-mutable record-style (or tuple-style if you prefer) class is bad practice. |
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