Single-Use Logic
Applying a named function to a trivial one-off operation adds unnecessary complexity. Anonymous functions are appropriate when logic is needed only once and in a single location. Single-use logic is best expressed without the overhead of a…
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Applying a named function to a trivial one-off operation adds unnecessary complexity. Anonymous functions are appropriate when logic is needed only once and in a single location. Single-use logic is best expressed without the overhead of a full named function declaration.