Put it in an if-else and it executes both blocks.
- if else+ if and elseif or else
But only if you don’t look
Here is one of the programmers who is quantum ready as well
doesn’t the CPU already do this?
Screw else statements, people who use if-return have 180% more readable code.
Because everyone knows a function stops at the if-else. Nothing ever happens afterward.
You’re writing extremely bad code if that’s the case and you need to refactor. The point of a function is to return a value. Anything else is just there to waste cycles and make the code less readable. You should also never use else statements for arithmetic due to their massive relative overhead. Your processor can do multiple arithmetic operations in the time it takes to process one if statement, and don’t get me started on people who demand you use nested if even though switch statements are way faster and leagues more readable.
I disagree but you do you.
Edit: dammit you edit your comment a lot for someone who claims to know how to write code properly.
Those who are the most wrong have the strongest conviction
EDIT: I make a lot of edits because unlike you, I care about the quality and accuracy of what I write. You’re going to spend like an extra 10 minutes tops writing for something that will be read by thousands for years to come. It’s basic courtesy.
…and the self-awareness finally hits
Yeah i’m starting to remember why I quit. In any other industry toxic shit like this goes sinks to the bottom, not the top.
Like seriously, what were you hoping to accomplish with this one? The thread ended yesterday. That’s reddit tier douchery.
Who’s suggesting that people are using if statements for arithmetic?
The only time that you can feasibly replace an if statement with arithmetic is if it’s a boolean, but frankly that’s an edge case… Also if you’re not writing in rust or c or whatever then don’t worry as the interpreter will run a huge amount of branches for every line of code (which is what all your nested ifs, switches, gotos, returns etc. will compile down to anyway)
Schrödinger’s boolean
Known to cause heisenbugs. They’re bugs that disappear when you try to measure them with a debugger or a printf.
So regular bugs then.
HOW?
