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Programmers rely on models and abstraction to manage the complexity of software. If we can’t easily reason about the program, we struggle to understand bugs, we are prone to add accidental complexity, and we take longer to build features. To mitigate this, we use abstraction to hide details behind simpler interfaces and we use models that define clear rules about how a process should behave.…
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