principles:model_principle
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| * Create methods corresponding to real-world actions | * Create methods corresponding to real-world actions | ||
| * Map additionally necessary behavior to natural classes instead of creating artificial classes | * Map additionally necessary behavior to natural classes instead of creating artificial classes | ||
| - | * For artificial behavior that cannot be mapped to a natural class at least create a metaphor or an artificial model (like for example | + | * For artificial behavior that cannot be mapped to a natural class at least create a metaphor or an artificial model (like a state machine) |
| + | * Be precise with semantics. If you have an operation that currently does what you need but for slightly different reasons because it's an operation on the wrong abstraction level, create a new operation with the correct semantics. Have that new operation call the existing one as an implementation detail (e.g. have a '' | ||
| ===== Caveats ===== | ===== Caveats ===== | ||
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