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What? The benefit is not saved lines, it's ease of expressing explicitness (ie: inline with the function call instead of throw assigning to variables above it)
by wdewind 14y ago
What? The benefit is not saved lines, it's ease of expressing explicitness (ie: inline with the function call instead of throw assigning to variables above it). Please show an example of how this is saving lines in a way that's not comprable to simply doing multiple assigns on one line (ie: destroying readability).
- masklinn 14y ago> What? The benefit is not saved lines Not sure what you're talking about. When somebody talks about "boilerplate", it's very much about the number of (setup/redundant) expressions/tokens having to be used to do something. > Please show an example of how this is saving lines in a way that's not comprable to simply doing multiple assigns on one line (ie: destroying readability). I would suggest actually reading my comment, that may give you a hint as to what I'm comparing and let you understand on your own how different it is.
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