I'm not talking about style, I'm talking about logic. Some logic is easier to follow than others, and as mentioned this is not exact and somewhat fuzzy, but "ev

I'm not talking about style, I'm talking about logic. Some logic is easier to follow than others, and as mentioned this is not exact and somewhat fuzzy, but "every logic is equal to every other logic" is obviously nonsense. All other things being equal two "if" statements are better than nine "if" statements. I don't care about style; as far as I'm concerned it's "do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the style guide" (well, within some obvious limits of reason). I don't even care about consistency all that much.