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Yes indeed. (Score:1)
This is true. However, I think I can clarify -- if your code needs to be maintained and there is a chance that it might need to be extended in the future, then a little work up front will pay off big time. By putting the behaviours in a class you can avoid action-at-a-distance that might apear later. And yes, 'You Ain't Gonna Need It' is a valid comment. But then again, XP isn't a dogma, its a good starting point.
When behavior starts to creep into your da
Mwah hah hah ha! (Score:1)
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