I'm going through the laser game example presented on this list a
short time ago. I notice that he creates accessors for everything.
Can someone explain the reasoning for that? I can understand having a
wrapper for those functions for which you want external access.
However, doesn't it
I've seen both.
I try to avoid creating accessors and only add them as I need. I try to
create methods based on the responsibilities of the object and not around
its data structure.
But, I've worked on projects where every object had accessors for every
variable (often necessitated by the
David Mitchell wrote:
I've seen both.
I try to avoid creating accessors and only add them as I need. I try to
create methods based on the responsibilities of the object and not around
its data structure.
But, I've worked on projects where every object had accessors for every
variable (often
