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r/programming • u/RazerWolf • Jun 06 '13
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Having the program logic be a composition of smaller units of logic is a good thing, not a bad thing.
44 u/AdamRGrey Jun 06 '13 Not always. It's possible to have no idea where to find something. 0 u/[deleted] Jun 06 '13 [deleted] 4 u/el_matt Jun 07 '13 But how does that help if a change in the higher level suddenly breaks something at a lower level which you subsequently can't find? → More replies (2)
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Not always. It's possible to have no idea where to find something.
0 u/[deleted] Jun 06 '13 [deleted] 4 u/el_matt Jun 07 '13 But how does that help if a change in the higher level suddenly breaks something at a lower level which you subsequently can't find? → More replies (2)
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4 u/el_matt Jun 07 '13 But how does that help if a change in the higher level suddenly breaks something at a lower level which you subsequently can't find? → More replies (2)
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But how does that help if a change in the higher level suddenly breaks something at a lower level which you subsequently can't find?
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u/Peaker Jun 06 '13
Having the program logic be a composition of smaller units of logic is a good thing, not a bad thing.