Better Know A Ruby Thing: On The Use of Private Methods

29-Jun-2024 350
In Ruby, a method without side effects should be public.You should only have a private method if there is a side effect such that the object will end up in a bad state if it called at the wrong time. (Also, you should try to avoid having methods that are dangerous if called at the wrong timeā€¦)You are already arguing with me.To be clear, lots of very smart people disagree with me about this.
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