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Depends on the requirements. If they’re a complex tangle of special cases and heuristics, I want the code as imperative or low level as possible so that I can tweak the fine details with precision. If they’re clearly set rules, I want the code as declarative or high level as possible (even if it becomes a strange DSL) so that I have confidence it matches the rules,that it enforces invariants and that adding new rules won’t introduce edge cases in existing ones





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