Which of the following is NOT a goal of the barrier that separates an interface from implementation?
A) allows users to quickly glue resources together
B) allows alternative implementations of the same resource
C) changes to a resource's implementations do not disturb user code
D) increases the learning curve for resource's users

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The goal of the barrier that separates an interface from implementation is to provide abstraction, modularity, and flexibility. Option D, which states that it increases the learning curve for resource's users, is not a goal but rather a disadvantage of having a barrier between interface and implementation.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Goal of the Barrier