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That said I do think all things in moderation. At some point if you abstract the logic so far out humans have a hard time reading it or computers have a hard time optimally running it then you've lost the gains. I can think of several times when I was coding something using a class and noticed I had to write a lot of logic to really use the class the way I wanted. I wish in those situations the class was better designed to avoid spaghetti code to use it.
That said many times the use of an object is nothing like what the original author thought it would be. It is hard to think in advance about every potential use case, shoot for the most common cases and make it all readable. Hopefully later someone else will come along and make it more useful to the real world use cases.. :-)
That said I do think all things in moderation. At some point if you abstract the logic so far out humans have a hard time reading it or computers have a hard time optimally running it then you've lost the gains. I can think of several times when I was coding something using a class and noticed I had to write a lot of logic to really use the class the way I wanted. I wish in those situations the class was better designed to avoid spaghetti code to use it.
That said many times the use of an object is nothing like what the original author thought it would be. It is hard to think in advance about every potential use case, shoot for the most common cases and make it all readable. Hopefully later someone else will come along and make it more useful to the real world use cases.. :-)