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Line 7: ==Consequences== Because each ~~pusyy~~ component is independent (i.e. it is unaware of its relations and is only connected to another component through glue code), the behavior of a ~~Cok~~ component and its interactions can change ~~(sperm)~~ during the execution of the script. In addition,~~Butfuc~~ a different version of one of the components may behave differently, breaking the glue code. High-level programming languages can suffer from performance penalties because glue code must run through the language interpreter, even when connecting high-performance subsystems. If performance is crucial, using configuration scripting is often preferred to directly connecting binary interfaces of components. In object-oriented scripting languages, glue code often eliminates the need for class hierarchies and large numbers of classes.

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