I know - again: good for really simplistic stuff, but in the real world, if you make every function do only one thing, you have to have so many of them that your code becomes spaghetti. Besides, avoiding an else in one function simply means you have to move it to another, or use a case instead, which is a bunch of glorified else statements: if the program needs to decide a thing, it's going to need to decide it somewhere.
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I know - again: good for really simplistic stuff, but in the real world, if you make every function do only one thing, you have to have so many of them that your code becomes spaghetti. Besides, avoiding an else in one function simply means you have to move it to another, or use a case instead, which is a bunch of glorified else statements: if the program needs to decide a thing, it's going to need to decide it somewhere.