As Robert has pointed out, 100% code reusability is not good when it hinders adaptability.
The real focus should be, how adaptable can I write this code, not necessarily how reusable can I write the code.
Committing to strict reusable code creates future risk in adapting to new requirements.
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As Robert has pointed out, 100% code reusability is not good when it hinders adaptability.
The real focus should be, how adaptable can I write this code, not necessarily how reusable can I write the code.
Committing to strict reusable code creates future risk in adapting to new requirements.