in reply to Re^9: Self Testing Modules
in thread Self Testing Modules

If you like this I suspect you'll really like design by contract. If you've not played with them already take a look at Class::Contract and Class::Agreement, and give Meyer's "Object Oriented Software Construction" a read.

Yes. I am a fan of DbyC.

I first read OOSC shortly after it came out ('90 or '91?). Later it was the course reference material for a friend who I mentored. The course language was Eiffel/S, probably the best teaching language I ever encountered.

I will definitely take a look at the those two modules. Thanks for the links.

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