I’m very new to OOP, and in the program I’m working on, I have an Utilities class that contains some general methods. Should I include my error checking in the Utilities class or should I create a new class just for error checking?
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I’m very new to OOP, and in the program I’m working on, I have an Utilities class that contains some general methods. Should I include my error checking in the Utilities class or should I create a new class just for error checking?
“Utilities” classes tend have a nasty habit of becoming monstrosities — keep the error checking code separate.