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I think "what if it changes?" can also be used to argue for more concrete, simpler code that is less DRY and therefore can be rewritten or deleted with greater ease.

I wouldn't refer to overly generic code as easier to change.




Exactly. It's also easy to demonstrate that if it changes we just change the code, duh!! Simple concrete code is far easier to change.


Yes. That was the joke.




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