Stanley,
On 10/3/06, Stanley Stanev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Very general interfaces could be a problem the same as very open contracts
> in life are :)
General != ambiguous.
General means that f() can undergo significant change without needing
to change the interface. Consider if f() were a stock quote retrieval
function. Had the interface to that function been
GetRealtimeStockQuote, then a change to f() to, say, return delayed
stock quotes would require a new interface for obvious reasons. On
the other hand, if the interface were just GetStockQuote, then that
change in f() would *not* require a new interface.
Mark.
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