It’s a 25-year-old principle of object-oriented (OO) design that you shouldn’t expose an object’s implementation to any other classes in the program. The program is unnecessarily difficult to maintain ...
In Groovy, if you define a hip object with properties, you can access them directly; that is, you don’t have to define the bogue old-style setters and getters that we were all taught to do back in the ...
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