>>Hi everybody,
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>>I am wondering what are good ways of avoiding multiple return points and yet not being caught in multiple if /else complex logic.
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>>Is it OK to return early? I think in C# it's a normal practice, but what if I need to format output? E.g. at the bottom of each method I have
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>>String returnMessage = Base.GetReturnString(errorValue, statusCode, messageText);
>>            Logging.Log("Returning " + returnMessage, 2);
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>>            return returnMessage;

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>>So, should I put these 3 lines in its own method and just do
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>>return LogAndReturn(errorValue, statusCode, messageText);
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>>every time I need to exit the procedure earlier?
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>I believe in one entry point and one exit point. I don't use out parameters or return early. It leads to confusion and testing it is difficult.

I agree