Nicolai Parlog • 5/27/2024

Model Data Immutably and Transparently - Data-Oriented Programming v1.1

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This article, the second in a series on Data-Oriented Programming v1.1, explains the principle of modeling data immutably and transparently. It discusses why these qualities are crucial for preventing software errors, using examples like issues with HashSets, and demonstrates how to implement them using Java's record feature.

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