This is probably not the time to ask this, and I am not requesting a change
- I just want to know the reasoning.
>From my experiece - such as it is - I think that these two cases default to
the exception rather than the rule.
Certainly I can't count the number of times that I've copied a class into a
library and it has stopped working.
I don't think that in my development I have ever come across a case where it
has been necesary to put the guard on, though I'm sure I can come up with
some hypothetical cases.
So why are these the defaults? Is it to keep us in step with other oo
languages perhaps?
thanks,
Jon
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