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C# : When to go Fluent

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Re: C# : When to go Fluent

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Greatest comment for me from this discussion: "In other words, if your code is read a lot more than it's written (and what code isn't?), then you should consider creating a fluent interface."

Good code is probably written once, and read a million times.