@WorldEngineer AOP is just input/output decoration for functions
It's really not hard or confusing, people just make a big stink about it. If you want to put something at the beginning of every function in a class, AOP tools let you put it on the class itself and automatically propagates it into the beginning of each function. Or propagate it to be the first line in every function in an entire assembly, etc. Or the last line, etc.
The more hype there is around a technical concept, the more people say crazy shit about it and show all kinds of confusing things you can but never should do with it
class DblyLinkList below, follows these 2 definitions mentioned in this answer. Term representation is used in in place of implementation in the code.
Abstraction has to do with separating interface from implementation.
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@overexchange Whenever a fifth person votes on it. Which is now, since I've been on the fence about that one since you asked it but I now think it is indeed close-worthy.
Apparently, SysAdmin Day is the same as Black Tot day. Coincidence? And while I may have missed sysadmin day, I did drink some rum... and drinking was a not uncommon experience back when I was a sysadmin. So I felt I honored it somewhat in spirit at least.
weird, I commented on an unclear question asking what the OP meant, and he responds with "the approach to solving the problem" (not very helpful but clearly an attempt to answer me) then immediately deletes the question
class DblyLinkList below, follows these 2 definitions mentioned in this answer. Term representation is used in in place of implementation in the code.
Abstraction has to do with separating interface from implementation.
Encapsulation has to do with disallowing access to or knowledge of ...
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