Shelby Moore wrote:
...A type class is a polymorphic
(relative to data type) interface, and the polymorphism is strictly
parameterized for the client/consumer of the interface, i.e. the data
type
is known to the function that inputs the interface AT COMPILE TIME.
...A problem with virtual
The style of OOP is irrelevant, and if one means by style the
conflation of the interface with the data and/or use of virtual (runtime)
base class inheritance and the style of that induces, then it is an
architectural mistake:
Shelby Moore wrote:
...A type class is a polymorphic
(relative to data type) interface, and the polymorphism is strictly
parameterized for the client/consumer of the interface, i.e. the data type
is known to the function that inputs the interface AT COMPILE TIME.
...A problem with virtual
