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by cbsmith
1312 days ago
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The counter argument to the "explicit is better than implicit" is that abstraction & encapsulation are such significant force multipliers. If done properly, implicit is good. It's just that in case of copying, doing it "properly" is well nigh impossible. |
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Bad explicit is better than bad implicit. (If all is bad, go for explicit; don't hide bad explicit with bad implicit.)
Good explicit or implicit is better than bad explicit or implicit.