Do you know how to avoid problems in if-statements?
Updated by Brady Stroud [SSW] 1 year ago. See history
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Try to avoid problems in if-statements without curly brackets and just one statement which is written one line below the if-statement. Use just one line for such if-statements. If you want to add more statements later on and you could forget to add the curly brackets which may cause problems later on.
if (ProductName == null) ProductName = string.Empty; if (ProductVersion == null)ProductVersion = string.Empty; if (StackTrace == null) StackTrace = string.Empty;
❌ Figure: Figure: Bad Example
if (ProductName == null){ProductName = string.Empty;}if (ProductVersion == null){ProductVersion = string.Empty;}if (StackTrace == null){StackTrace = string.Empty;}
✅ Figure: Figure: Good Example