Continuing PeterDeV's quest towards a set of 'excellent coding standards'...

What is the value/purpose of "one exit point per code unit?"

Isn't it time that this old chestnut was retired?

I don't see an iota of **real** value to the practise, but I do see problems.

Why do you follow the practise?... if you don't, why don't you and what static have you heard from others about it?

Anticipating interesting replies,
JimN