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I'd say 1-3 are perfectly reasonable. If you want to get good, put in the time and you will be rewarded, but that's really a choice.

#4... I think that might make a lot of sense with a weak or dynamic type system, but with a static type system there is a lot of benefit to having a different type anytime the behaviour is different. Of course, that can be tedious unless you have templates or at least generics...



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