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I agree with OP, if a function just returns the result of another function without any additional processing then it usually means that one (or both) function's
by cryptica 7y ago
I agree with OP, if a function just returns the result of another function without any additional processing then it usually means that one (or both) function's name does not accurately describe what it does.
The name of a function should abstract away from "how it does something" not "what it does".