[cap-talk] Capabilities by example in C#
Karp, Alan H
alan.karp at hp.com
Wed Nov 1 10:22:42 CST 2006
I like it a LOT. Very nice job. The only thing I would change is the
object you control access to. In your example, it's a string. We know
in our brains that's just an object, but in our hearts we treat it as
pure data. I think the example would work better if you were
controlling an object, say
Whisperer whisperer = new Whisperer("I play with Barbies.");
With getter
String secret = whisperer.whisper();
Now, when you show passing an argument, you'll be passing a reference to
something everyone thinks of as an object.
Shrink freud = new Shrink();
freud.tell(whisperer);
(I don't play with Barbies, either. Well, maybe sometimes.)
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