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   * [[principles:Fail Fast]] (FF): FF is about what a module should do in the case of error. PLS on the other hand is about how the module should behave normally. Furthermore it normally is not a surprise that a module fails when there is an error but a module that doesn't fail when it should, behaves strangely.   * [[principles:Fail Fast]] (FF): FF is about what a module should do in the case of error. PLS on the other hand is about how the module should behave normally. Furthermore it normally is not a surprise that a module fails when there is an error but a module that doesn't fail when it should, behaves strangely.
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   * [[principles:Postel's Law]]   * [[principles:Postel's Law]]
  
principles/principle_of_least_surprise.txt · Last modified: 2021-10-18 22:15 by christian