On Wednesday, 16 May 2018 at 06:17:51 UTC, Uknown wrote:
`public` by default is again not a problem. Just apply
`private` as necessary.
it's not a problem 'if' you 'remember' to use 'private'.
private 'within the module' is also not a problem, 'if' you
'remember' that, when using private to encapsulate your class.
Again, other mainstream languages have already learn the lesson
here, as to why public might not be a great 'default'.
knowledge is useful, I get it. so are safe defaults.
Also, if you want the rust style `private`, D offers `package`,
which means private to the modules contained by a package.
Thanks for clarifying this.
