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I'm fairly certain I used one pile for functions that were broken down to multitude of poorly named ad-hoc helpers. Bringing in the logic into one place then e
by scotty79 3y ago
I'm fairly certain I used one pile for functions that were broken down to multitude of poorly named ad-hoc helpers.
Bringing in the logic into one place then enabled me to eliminate dead code, redundancy and pinpoint bugs that were hidden deep inside helpers but could only be recognized as bugs in the context of the rest of the algorithm.
Sometimes veritable forest of helpers reduces to a single short, clear function.