Dotnet Framework

If you have a class, some object in that method, and you call dot some method on it, ok? Now, if you dot again, you're now interacting with what that object returned. Which means you now are aware of the internals of that method because it exposed it. So by getting its billing address, if that's what it exposes, you are well within the bounds of the class that you knew about. A law of demeanour has nothing to do with chain of dependencies. E, but the whole thing that we said is, it can access things within its classes, or things it creates. And so everything that i i would, i would argue that you're