My biggest issue with classes these days is actually that you have to instantiate them to use methods after you get the value from the db. So I am a bit biased by my particular use case.
You could do all this with static methods but an object works just as well and is shorter and clearly cannot be instantiated.
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My biggest issue with classes these days is actually that you have to instantiate them to use methods after you get the value from the db. So I am a bit biased by my particular use case.
You could do all this with static methods but an object works just as well and is shorter and clearly cannot be instantiated.