I touched back on this subject back in a topic I submitted a while ago, but you might be interested in looking into the subject of cyclomatic complexity. It ties in directly with the concept of...
I touched back on this subject back in a topic I submitted a while ago, but you might be interested in looking into the subject of cyclomatic complexity. It ties in directly with the concept of using multiple exit points. Code quality assessments will always have a component of subjectivity to them based on personal preferences, but the concept of cyclomatic complexity lends some additional objectivity to the mix and allows you to "prove" that the refactor really is an improvement.
I touched back on this subject back in a topic I submitted a while ago, but you might be interested in looking into the subject of cyclomatic complexity. It ties in directly with the concept of using multiple exit points. Code quality assessments will always have a component of subjectivity to them based on personal preferences, but the concept of cyclomatic complexity lends some additional objectivity to the mix and allows you to "prove" that the refactor really is an improvement.
It's a handy tool to have in your arsenal :)