By bloid
via blogs.sun.com
Published: Nov 29 2007 / 17:21
Some developers like the constructor with positional arguments because it clearly documents the intent of the class. Others feel that keyword arguments, along with RDoc, make the code more clear than depending on argument ordering to convey meaning. Comparing the two types of method invocations, I have to agree that the hash seems easier to read.
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Comments
lnguyen replied ago:
Maybe I'm just so use to Java, but I prefer explicitly providing arguments in my constructors so the code explains itself (with good comments too!)
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