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I actually quite like that, although usually when I have a large conditional like that I just give it named boolean variables to make it read more like a senten

I actually quite like that, although usually when I have a large conditional like that I just give it named boolean variables to make it read more like a sentence, IE: bool exists = b != nil; bool sameType = b->qid.type == a->qid.type; bool samePath = b->qid.path == a->qid.path; ... if(exists && sameType && samePath) { } It's also a lot easier to inspect in a debugger, as all the conditions appear in the locals list.

iso8859-1 13y ago
You could also group related conditions, so that nested if's don't bloat the locals so much: speedIsSlow = dict(downstreamSlow = downstreamSpeed < 200, upstreamSlow = upstreamSpeed < 100) if any(speedIsSlow.values()): connectionIsDead = getPingTime() > 100 if connectionIsDead: print("It's dead, Jim")