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Questions concerning low-level aspects of a system: programming close to the underlying details and hardware.
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How to comprehend abstraction in code?
Programming concretely is the impulse to pull details towards you so you can nail them all down in one place. We all start this way and it's hard to let go.
Programming abstractly is most definitely " …
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Object Oriented Design for chess
Pass the board to the piece you want a move list from.
You’re correct that the board data needs to be where the moves are. But the board is mutable so it’s a poor choice to make into an objects state. …
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