Good article! Not totally applicable for legacy code though. Until you have strict typing for properties, parameters and return values, not using isset() or empty() will make the code more verbose and actually less readable and less maintainable.
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Good article! Not totally applicable for legacy code though. Until you have strict typing for properties, parameters and return values, not using isset() or empty() will make the code more verbose and actually less readable and less maintainable.