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by karmakurtisaani
1253 days ago
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>I don’t think any technique is inherently bad: imperative, global variables, and even “goto” can be used wisely to solve problems. The word "wisely" does the heavy lifting here. Put it this way: would you rather work on a legacy code base that has goto statements all over the place, or on one where strict standards were applied? I find this is the relevant question when it comes to programming styles. |
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Banning “goto” is one of such, but also allowing to be utilized under certain conditions to write state machines for example.
I think we will miss innovations if we are dogmatic about features.
“Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.” - Pablo Picasso