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Choose Simple Solutions Over Flexible Ones (thinkingsideways.net)
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[–] lowleveldata@programming.dev 2 points 1 year ago

To wrap up: You should always strife for the least amount of flexibility

There should be a reasonable amount of flexibility. In the example you can reduce flexibility by having fruitStore.stockLime and fruitStore.stockLemon instead of fruitStore.stockFruit but I think we all agree that it shouldn't be that inflexible.