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I recently posted about defensive programming, and how you can create an easy to use, low friction library of high level defensive rules. These rules prevent “silent” modification of your class constructors and help enforce a class design by declaring compile-time validation rules. The idea was well received, but some astute readers correctly pointed out the rule of 5 implementation…
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