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"Stop Using if else if else In Your Code!" | Code Cop #005

For a single if/else with assignment, I’d probably use the ternary operator. But in this case with else ifs, it’s way too bad to read. I completely agree with using the switch expression here. It’s the easiest to read of all of those ways and it’s much cleaner imo.

Anytime someone is trying to convince me that I should stop using something via clickbait video title I am more and more convinced I am doing a good thing.

We can use guard clause technique

So why do we have “if else” if we need to stop using it. use what get the work done for you and scalable.