Re:Classes vs. Data Structures
by tabtab on Tuesday June 18, 2019 @01:13PM
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Business logic tends to be more organic than the rules of geometry and physics. Thus, many of the "toy" OOP examples that use shapes and physics don't extrapolate well to real world abstractions, which often turn out to be semi-abstractions. Geometry and physics generally don't change so we know certain patterns will always stay around. Business logic (the domain) is often NOT like this. Be careful.
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