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Note also that J does not attempt to distinguish, at the language level, between an object reference and something that looks like an object reference but is not. This must be done at the application level, which in turn can create a variety of opportunities and/or burdens for the program designer.
(And this is more than adequate for the use case J's object system was designed for, which is to provide a mechanism where independent programmers can work on different modules of a program with well defined interfaces. Of course, if you try to make it complicated, or try to design something with incomprehensible interfaces, that will create problems.)
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