There is a programming “rule” that says that a method should instead of asking for ‘x’ when it needs to know ‘x.y.z’, ask directly for ‘z’. I just can’t remember the name.
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There is a programming “rule” that says that a method should instead of asking for ‘x’ when it needs to know ‘x.y.z’, ask directly for ‘z’. I just can’t remember the name.
I’m not sure if it’s exactly what you’re after but this sounds very similar to The Law of Demeter.