I agree with the other responses that the second function looks much cleaner in this example, though it could also become less intuitive as the complexity of the logic that replaces // do stuff for option(n) increases.
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I agree with the other responses that the second function looks much cleaner in this example, though it could also become less intuitive as the complexity of the logic that replaces
// do stuff for option(n)increases.