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What are the aims of concrete types?
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The aims of concrete type classes are:
i. To be a close match to a particular concept and implementation strategy.
ii. To provide run-time and space efficiency comparable to handcrafted code through the use of in-lining and of operations taking full advantage of the properties of the concept and its implementation.
iii. To have only minimal dependency on other classes; and
iv. To be comprehensible and usable in isolation.
v. Providing a clear and efficient representation of a single concept.
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Aksharamurali
23 Feb, 2019 5:07 AM
The aims of concrete type classes are:
i. To be a close match to a particular concept and implementation strategy.
ii. To provide run-time and space efficiency comparable to handcrafted code through the use of in-lining and of operations taking full advantage of the properties of the concept and its implementation.
iii. To have only minimal dependency on other classes; and
iv. To be comprehensible and usable in isolation.
v. Providing a clear and efficient representation of a single concept.
i. To be a close match to a particular concept and implementation strategy.
ii. To provide run-time and space efficiency comparable to handcrafted code through the use of in-lining and of operations taking full advantage of the properties of the concept and its implementation.
iii. To have only minimal dependency on other classes; and
iv. To be comprehensible and usable in isolation.
v. Providing a clear and efficient representation of a single concept.
