Functions should not specify operation types through variables

To reduce code repeatability , I wrote a general function , Various similar operations are implemented by specifying parameters .

But my colleagues suggested that I should encapsulate a separate interface for each parameter even in this way , Because the name of the specified parameter may change , If you want to change it, you should change every place where you call this function , Or I need to convert the parameter name inside the function again .

This does not take into account the parameter name changes , The old parameter name is used by another operation , If you don't change it, you can't tell whether to execute the old operation or the new operation .

So a generic interface should only be used internally , External or need a separate interface .