Reminds me of Christopher Seiwald's seven principles, one of which was… as I recall… get rid of unusual paths at the top of the function, then have the main bod

Reminds me of Christopher Seiwald's seven principles, one of which was… as I recall… get rid of unusual paths at the top of the function, then have the main body unindented, looking as if it's the main part, not indented. https://www.eetimes.com/seven-pillars-of-pretty-code https://www.eetimes.com/seven-pillars-of-pretty-code has it differently. The one I mean is the last, described very differently.