"it's actually smart enough to defer loading of the file that contains a class until someone actually instantiates an instance of that class"
There may be some edge cases for when we're building customizable functionality in classes that are loaded, but won't this benefit just go away after the class is instantiated and loaded into memory once it's used the first time?
"it's actually smart enough to defer loading of the file that contains a class until someone actually instantiates an instance of that class"
There may be some edge cases for when we're building customizable functionality in classes that are loaded, but won't this benefit just go away after the class is instantiated and loaded into memory once it's used the first time?