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by AdieuToLogic
55 days ago
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> But knowing your pre-conditions an post-conditions for your isolated parts of your code is important. Design-by-Contract[0] is a formalization of this concept and well worth considering when working in code using mutable types. In addition to pre/post conditions, DbC also reifies class invariants (which transcend method definitions). 0 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_by_contract |
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