catch(Exception ex) would this example be a code smell? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Is catching general exceptions really a bad thing? (12 answers) Closed 11 years ago. We have production code that is not easily deployed in a test area. We also have a new library of code that we would like to “plug in” to the production code. The production code […]
catch(Exception ex) would this example be a code smell? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Is catching general exceptions really a bad thing? (12 answers) Closed 11 years ago. We have production code that is not easily deployed in a test area. We also have a new library of code that we would like to “plug in” to the production code. The production code […]
catch(Exception ex) would this example be a code smell? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Is catching general exceptions really a bad thing? (12 answers) Closed 11 years ago. We have production code that is not easily deployed in a test area. We also have a new library of code that we would like to “plug in” to the production code. The production code […]
Is it considered Pythonic to have multiple classes defined in the same file?
In working with python for the first time, I’ve found that I end up writing multiple classes in the same file, which is opposed to other languages like Java, which uses one file per class.
Is it considered Pythonic to have multiple classes defined in the same file?
In working with python for the first time, I’ve found that I end up writing multiple classes in the same file, which is opposed to other languages like Java, which uses one file per class.
What is a” feature envy” code and why is it considered a code smell?
This question on SO talks about correcting what the OP thought is feature envy code. Another example where I saw this nifty phrase being quoted is in a recently given answer here in programmers.SE. Although I did drop in a comment to that answer asking for the information I thought it would of general help to programmers following Q&A to understand what is meant by the term feature-envy. Please feel free to edit additional tags if you think appropriate.
What is a” feature envy” code and why is it considered a code smell?
This question on SO talks about correcting what the OP thought is feature envy code. Another example where I saw this nifty phrase being quoted is in a recently given answer here in programmers.SE. Although I did drop in a comment to that answer asking for the information I thought it would of general help to programmers following Q&A to understand what is meant by the term feature-envy. Please feel free to edit additional tags if you think appropriate.
What is a” feature envy” code and why is it considered a code smell?
This question on SO talks about correcting what the OP thought is feature envy code. Another example where I saw this nifty phrase being quoted is in a recently given answer here in programmers.SE. Although I did drop in a comment to that answer asking for the information I thought it would of general help to programmers following Q&A to understand what is meant by the term feature-envy. Please feel free to edit additional tags if you think appropriate.
What is a” feature envy” code and why is it considered a code smell?
This question on SO talks about correcting what the OP thought is feature envy code. Another example where I saw this nifty phrase being quoted is in a recently given answer here in programmers.SE. Although I did drop in a comment to that answer asking for the information I thought it would of general help to programmers following Q&A to understand what is meant by the term feature-envy. Please feel free to edit additional tags if you think appropriate.
What is a” feature envy” code and why is it considered a code smell?
This question on SO talks about correcting what the OP thought is feature envy code. Another example where I saw this nifty phrase being quoted is in a recently given answer here in programmers.SE. Although I did drop in a comment to that answer asking for the information I thought it would of general help to programmers following Q&A to understand what is meant by the term feature-envy. Please feel free to edit additional tags if you think appropriate.