Well it's interesting to explore WHY they stressed this.
In the Assembly language world having jumps all over the place was a real problem. In the grand scheme of evolution this was an important principle.
Of course higher level languages made this point moot (in my opinion). And in fact, returning early often saves you from having to deal with flags which are really a horrible programming style.
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Well it's interesting to explore WHY they stressed this.
In the Assembly language world having jumps all over the place was a real problem. In the grand scheme of evolution this was an important principle.
Of course higher level languages made this point moot (in my opinion). And in fact, returning early often saves you from having to deal with flags which are really a horrible programming style.