Badly-read literary snobMar 4
When it comes to code:
* 0.5
19.2%
/ 2
80.8%
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You have a constant that’s used in only one place. You
Add a comment to explain what it represents
25%
Assign it so it gets a name
75%
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The stuff your program operates over are:
Entities
45.8%
Models
54.2%
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Show threadBadly-read literary snobMar 24

```
if let result { return result.union(frame) }
else { return frame }
```

or

```
guard let result else { return frame }
return result.union(frame)
```

If else
50%
Guard
50%
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Show threadmlenMar 24

@RosaCtrl I prefer guards for the reasons described here: https://testing.googleblog.com/2017/06/code-health-reduce-nesting-reduce.html

The TotT series is a pretty good resource from the times people still cared.

Code Health: Reduce Nesting, Reduce Complexity

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Show threadBadly-read literary snob
@mlen right, I often go with guards, but in this tiny snippet I think if is more obvious
Mar 24 at 10:57amWeb