Sometimes you can identify bad code without reading it at all. If you have big arrows forming in your code you should reconsider your solution. It usually indicates a high cyclomatic complexity (i.e unredable code). Can you see the arrow ?

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Sometimes you can identify bad code without reading it at all. If you have big arrows forming in your code you should reconsider your solution. It usually indicates a high cyclomatic complexity (i.e unredable code). Can you see the arrow ?
