I prefer to employ guard blocks where ever I can for two reasons:

1. The allow a quick exit given some specific condition.
2. The remove the necessity for complex and un-necessary if statements later in the code.

Generally speaking I prefer to see methods where the core functionality of the method is clear and minimal. Guard blocks help to visual make this happen.

I prefer to employ guard blocks where ever I can for two reasons:

1. They allow a quick exit given some specific condition.
2. The remove the necessity for complex and un-necessary if statements later in the code.

Generally speaking I prefer to see methods where the core functionality of the method is clear and minimal. Guard blocks help to visually make this happen.