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I switched to using this style in the last few years, but it only works well where the code is reasonably good quality otherwise, in particular with short metho
by Rattled 9y ago
I switched to using this style in the last few years, but it only works well where the code is reasonably good quality otherwise, in particular with short methods and classes. If you're dealing with legacy code with massive procedural style methods having return statements scattered around makes things even more confusing.
- dep_b 9y agoSince it forces you to write short methods everything you add or change on the existing code will automatically improve the code quality. Also depends on your refactoring tools, C# with ReSharper can reliably refactor without side-effects.