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title: "Discussion on \"Modeling Double-Entry Accounting in Go: Types That Make Invariants Impossible to Violate\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"Modeling Double-Entry Accounting in Go: Types That Make Invariants Impossible to Violate\". If a transaction that doesn't balance can't even be built without the compiler and a tiny Validate method noticing, a whole category of money bugs just stops existing"
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# [Modeling Double-Entry Accounting in Go: Types That Make Invariants Impossible to Violate](https://notes.sohag.pro/modeling-double-entry-accounting-in-go?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

If a transaction that doesn't balance can't even be built without the compiler and a tiny Validate method noticing, a whole category of money bugs just stops existing

Jun 15 · 9 min read · notes.sohag.pro  
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