Extension Methods Explained
Extension methods allow developers to add functionality to existing classes without altering their definitions, creating a powerful yet potentially risky feature. The compiler handles the generation of this code, making it appear as if instance methods are being used. While this provides flexibility, caution is advised as it can lead to unpredictable changes in class behavior, especially in languages like Ruby.In this clip
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