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by mikojan
1709 days ago
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This approach is "correct" only when you're interacting with an API you have no control over whatsoever because specifying all this and maintaining it is really error prone. All this boilerplate is not a proof. It remains an assertion. And so in most cases you might as well just add a "type"/"kind" property to your object (or create a class). |
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