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Jumping up and down in the file while hitting f12 is not good for readability and creates a significant overhead when reading the code. C# finally introduced lo

Jumping up and down in the file while hitting f12 is not good for readability and creates a significant overhead when reading the code. C# finally introduced local functions in a recent version, which will hopefully remind other enterprise-y languages and IDEs that humans are programmed to read lines on a page in order.

hvidgaard 6y ago
In VS you can press Alt+F12 to peak the function, no need to jump back and forth. Regardless, programming in that way requires that the functions adhere to SRP and a clear name can be written.
- will4274 6y ago
  Unless you need to peek two levels deep.
  - hvidgaard 6y ago
    We're talking about pulling out 2-10 lines of code out into its own function. There is rarely going to be multiple levels, and if there is, the original function would be way to large anyway.