routinesclass
Routinesclass is a design concept in software engineering that refers to a class-like construct used to group together related routines—functions, procedures, or methods—into a single cohesive unit. The term emphasizes the organizational role of the artifact rather than a mandated language feature.
It is not a standard language feature; instead, it describes a pattern found in languages that support
Structure and state: A routinesclass typically provides a namespace for a set of operations. It may offer
Use cases: Grouping domain-specific routines such as string transformations, numerical helpers, or data formatting utilities. It
Considerations: A routinesclass should not be used as a catch-all container for unrelated functions. Keep the
static function clamp(value, minVal, maxVal):
if value < minVal: return minVal
if value > maxVal: return maxVal
Routinesclass is a flexible naming and organizational pattern rather than a formal language feature, and its