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The way I would do it is to push the processing out to functions, too. Something like: verdict = get_verdict(the_thing) if verdict not in blessedsolutions:
by anthonyb 15y ago
The way I would do it is to push the processing out to functions, too. Something like:
verdict = get_verdict(the_thing)
if verdict not in blessedsolutions:
return
I'd advise against running returns onto the same line - I find it makes it harder to read, particularly when you have a lot of checks like this.
- Luyt 15y ago"The way I would do it is to push the processing out to functions, too." This is indeed a good idea to isolate code away, but wouldn't alleviate a deeply nested control structure. It would make it somewhat more easier to look at, though. "I'd advise against running returns onto the same line " I usually follow PEP8 and place returns and continues on the next line, but the code examples I posted earlier had to be a bit condensed to conserve screen space, that's why ;-)
- anthonyb 15y agoSometimes your problem space is really just that complex, in which case there's not much you can do, short of writing some sort of business rules engine.