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One important thing the programmer that implements a module has to take care of is error
handling. As we said earlier the module implementor's main task is to
make the pieces fit each other. In order for that to work the input
(and output) parameters must be valid. Since Pike does not
provide adequate type checking, each module has to do that itself. The
absolute minimum of error handling is to check the arguments in the
implementation of each method.
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