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by bob1029
1608 days ago
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> That said, you can end up with a static method that takes 20 parameters, which is always fun. I used to get upset about this, but now I embrace it. If a business method requires certain things to operate, then modeling those things as arguments to the method is totally reasonable. Some business is complicated and messy so we would expect more arguments to be involved. Trying to sweep reality under the rug just makes things 10x harder elsewhere. |
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