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in reply to Can we have C-style Modularity?

I often write modules just so that I don't have to look at subroutine code anymore. By giving my module subroutines descriptive names and reasonable interfaces, I can abstract the subs to do very useful things without having to worry about the details therein.

I'm a big fan of "less code to look at" while solving the larger problem, so my knee-jerk reaction is to ship it off somewhere else.


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Re^2: Can we have C-style Modularity?
by sumeetgrover (Monk) on Jan 20, 2011 at 14:31 UTC

    Thank you!

    I completely agree! In software design, such a programming style (as you might be aware) is called ADT (Abstract Data Types) and I am a big fan of it!

    Cheers guys.