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Is there a name for the design concept in which a function's parameter type enforces the constraints to eschew guard clauses?

score 142 · Answer 1 · 2023-12-08T05:03:15.997000

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Is there a name for the design concept in which a function's parameter type enforces the constraints to eschew guard clauses?

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