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| | | Hard coding is often considered an anti-pattern. Having values that can change over time hard-coded in the source code requires recompilation every time these values actually change. While this statement is true, I think that hard coding should be the default choice when developing an application. Hard coding vs configuration file When you work on a project or feature, there always are some magic numbers or strings that potentially can change in future. | ||
