A case for instantiating behaviour
In this post we compare 2 solutions to a minor problem. One where the object gets instantiated with the data it should perform on, and the other with the “behaviour” it should do. Check it out
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In this post we compare 2 solutions to a minor problem. One where the object gets instantiated with the data it should perform on, and the other with the “behaviour” it should do. Check it out
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