I cut my teeth on python (explicit is better than implicit). I don't like code that returns without explicitly telling me that's what it's doing; in that case I have to parse the entire context and syntax to know "okay, this line is returning the value of this function" rather than, you know, just having a return in there.
I guess it can make sense for super small and simple functions, but I can't understand why anyone would seriously advocate for not using return across an entire language.
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I cut my teeth on python (explicit is better than implicit). I don't like code that returns without explicitly telling me that's what it's doing; in that case I have to parse the entire context and syntax to know "okay, this line is returning the value of this function" rather than, you know, just having a
returnin there.I guess it can make sense for super small and simple functions, but I can't understand why anyone would seriously advocate for not using return across an entire language.