danwwilson :rstats: :voteyes: on Nostr: I am currently reviewing some code, and am curious how people balance everything ...
I am currently reviewing some code, and am curious how people balance everything becomes a function vs just write code and let it run. I am familiar with the rule of ‘do it 3 times make a function’ but I have also heard the idea of wrap it in a function and give that a meaningful name. I have seen this latter approach taken to extremes on a recent code base which made it harder to navigate. What’s your approach? #RStats
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