Thank you for writing about Guard Clause in details. I didn't know about this. I have modified the article and added this example under Logical Operator section as Guard Clause has ! (NOT Logical Operator).
Cheers, mate. But just to be clear, a guard clause doesn’t specifically use a NOT operator. It can be any sort of expression that, when evaluated to be false (or falsy, depending on your logic), returns the function early.
Thank you for writing about
Guard Clausein details. I didn't know about this. I have modified the article and added this example under Logical Operator section asGuard Clausehas!(NOT Logical Operator).Cheers, mate. But just to be clear, a guard clause doesn’t specifically use a NOT operator. It can be any sort of expression that, when evaluated to be false (or falsy, depending on your logic), returns the function early.
Very useful information, thank you. 😃