This might be the best argument against requiring functions to be very short.

Alonso Del Arte

Apr 16, 2019·1 min read

Alonso Del Arte

is a composer and photographer from Detroit, Michigan. He has been working on a Java program to display certain mathematical diagrams.

This also meant that functions no longer encapsulated algorithms. Since those lines of code are no longer adjacent to the one you are concerned about. That sequence …

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