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smart-ass comment: you should put two breaks in for when some programmer removes one of them six months from now. ;) edit: i know it's not totally analogous si

smart-ass comment: you should put two breaks in for when some programmer removes one of them six months from now. ;) edit: i know it's not totally analogous since removing the exit and not noticing there's no break is a lot more likely than just randomly removing a break, but the "let's prevent someone clumsy from screwing this code up in the future" argument always makes me laugh a little.

AnimalMuppet 12y ago
Of course, you can always take it too far. Two breaks is too far, obviously (I'm pretty sure you agree with me on that). Is a break after an exit too far? It may well be, but it's less clearly too far than two breaks are.