As Joshua Kerievsky says in his book Refactoring to Patterns, so many developers have an obsession with using language primitives such as strings, integers, or enumerations. Whether that’s because they think that it’s too much work to make a class, or it’ll take too many CPU cycles, or it’ll eat up too much memory, it doesn’t matter. The obsession with primitives is unhealthy and it leads to spaghetti code that is hard to refactor.
We must resist the temptation and make supple, agile code. That means we must make classes.
Objects are good...=) Trust me.
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