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Programming Practices are the commonly or not so commonly used practices in development of software. These can include things like Agile Development, Kanban, Coding shortcuts, etc.
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Guards: Isn't it true the we can replace them if "if" - "else if" - "else" without any signi... [closed]
There are a lot of examples over Internet that show why you should use guards.
For example:
public double getPayAmount() {
if (isDead){
return deadAmount();
}
if (isSeparated){
return se …
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Guards: Isn't it true the we can replace them if "if" - "else if" - "else" without any signi...
Here is an example from Implementation Patterns book by Kent Beck:
// version without guards
void compute() {
Server server= getServer();
if (server != null) {
Client client= server.getClient( …
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Which statements can be considered as exit points?
There are many discussions related to whether it is better to have only one or multiple exit points per function, but it is not clear to me which statements can be considered as exit points: only retu …
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