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I think that is not a fair statement, but in my opinion, programmers that were lucky enough to meet an inspiring mentor or work in a smart team would rarely use it.
If you use "else if", that is more serious, I would suggest you go learn about cyclomatic complexity.
Notice that this post is not about simple "ifs and elses", but about coding skills and self-improvements
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