While we do not need to fear an accidental assignment (if (foo = true) ) in java, I still prefer the short version.
If you use "helper" variables, you can always name them appropriately instead of using !, for example:
boolean isNotBuzz = obj.getFoo().getBar(); if (isNotBuzz) { ... }
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While we do not need to fear an accidental assignment (if (foo = true) ) in java, I still prefer the short version.
If you use "helper" variables, you can always name them appropriately instead of using !, for example:
boolean isNotBuzz = obj.getFoo().getBar();
if (isNotBuzz) {
...
}