Just like you said: positive logic requires less cognitive load
For that reason, checking for a negative logic first and quit if true should be safer, more concise and readable than nesting two different logic inside an if/else statement
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Just like you said: positive logic requires less cognitive load
For that reason, checking for a negative logic first and quit if
trueshould be safer, more concise and readable than nesting two different logic inside anif/elsestatement