What are the risks and potential benefits of Type I piracy?
Type I piracy refers to a situation where a third-party function is redefined with a custom implementation. The risk is that custom implementation may not conform to the contract as expected by the third-party module. Coded incorrectly, the system may become unstable and crash.
What kind of problems can arise due to Type II piracy?
Type II piracy refers to a situation where a third-party function is extended without using your own types in the function arguments. It can be problematic because there is no guarantee that another dependent package also implements Type II piracy, conflicting with your pirate function. The result can be an unstable system.
How does Type III piracy cause trouble?
Type III piracy refers to a situation where a third-party function is extended with your own types but for a different...
