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object-oriented design’s sequence diagrams
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I would test their flight ability by folding them up into a nonstandard paper airplane and dropping them out the window.
To be specific, I would scrap the idea of sequence diagrams altogether; if your design is so complicated that it needs sequence diagrams, you're relying too much on state-modifying operations and need to improve the design a bit -- or at the very least you're bad at encapsulation and your sequence diagram shouldn't be big enough that you feel the need to "test" it.
To be specific, I would scrap the idea of sequence diagrams altogether; if your design is so complicated that it needs sequence diagrams, you're relying too much on state-modifying operations and need to improve the design a bit -- or at the very least you're bad at encapsulation and your sequence diagram shouldn't be big enough that you feel the need to "test" it.
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