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PIEBALDconsult15-Feb-11 8:32
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dasblinkenlight wrote:
one for communicating with programmers who read your code


Which is the name of the interface and the signatures of the members -- any intent expressed in other documentation, while instructive, is not part of the contract and may be incorrect or may not have been obeyed by the developer of any particular class that implements the interface. Such documentation should be taken with a shot of tequila.

My own pet peeve with this regard is the documentation of IDataReader, which Microsoft's providers implement in surprising ways.
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