Mind Bridge <mindbridgeweb <at> yahoo.com> writes:
> Interfaces and classes are two rather different concepts. It seems to me
> that they need to be distinguished clearly. Removing the 'I' in front of
> the name and the characters that saves are a much smaller win compared
> to the loss of clarity and the time wasted in figuring out what can be
> done with that type.
Using "I" is bad because it violates the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)
principle. If the fact that Foo is an interface is already stated
in:
interface Foo { ... }
There is no need to state it again in its name. Similarly, you won't
duplicate the methods in Foo into its name, right?
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