The "message" is a response to the last paragraph.
>The reason a lot of Java or C# code is written with all these abstractions is because it aids unit testing.
That is the justification for talking about testing. Code is being ripped apart to make it easier to test, while the tests that are used as a justification for ripping apart the code are low quality as 99% of the work in unit testing is thinking of and setting up the test case, not the actual test code.
>The reason a lot of Java or C# code is written with all these abstractions is because it aids unit testing.
That is the justification for talking about testing. Code is being ripped apart to make it easier to test, while the tests that are used as a justification for ripping apart the code are low quality as 99% of the work in unit testing is thinking of and setting up the test case, not the actual test code.