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I think the problem is that most of these types of articles don't take your advice - the "broken" code that they are improving is absolutely wrong, and there's
by ryanbrunner 10y ago
I think the problem is that most of these types of articles don't take your advice - the "broken" code that they are improving is absolutely wrong, and there's no room for contextual arguments whatsoever. I mean, the article we're discussing is on the topic of eliminating conditionals wherever possible - that's a hardline stance against something so commonplace in programming it's hard to imagine working without it.