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That's a poor analogy. No generalized project design exists. Companies do not even adhere 100% to Java's base coding standards. When companies or developers establish their project design and coding...

Well, if we are talking about "real-world" situations, I would argue that you are handcuffing yourself if you work under the assumption that a given object knows how it should be rendered. In...

Well, you could start with the basic principle of OOP: Objects are nouns, and Methods are verbs. Your Object should never be a verb, and your Methods should never be nouns.