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I learned to always wrap the code with `if false {}` instead of commenting them out because of this very reason.
by favadi 7y ago
I learned to always wrap the code with `if false {}` instead of commenting them out because of this very reason.
- jakear 7y agoThat doesn't give you nearly the same flexibility as commenting out, as if statements are not expressions, but epsilon can very well be. JS: const value = getMainValue() + calculateAdjustment(); const value = getMainValue() // + calculateAdjustment();