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When is it a good idea to build a new function for an operation?

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As in, "for how small of an operation is it worth building a function?" Does it depend on how many times you're going to use it?

Answer 2

Often yes, it's advised that you write a function as soon as you need something more than once. Modern compilers can generally `inline' code -- meaning that they can detect when a function is relatively short and replace the function call with the code in the function itself, thus removing any performance impact from having `too many' function calls.

This is, as usual, something you get a feel for, but small functions are not something to be afraid of. If what it does is not particularly evident, you can move a piece of code into a function so that you can give the function a descriptive name and then when it's used the code is clearer.

Answer 3

Thanks!

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Dirty Spoon

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Clean Spoon

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Spanish

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Spa

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S

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Spanish

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Smol Span

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Fat Span

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Span

Answer 13

Who's your favorite My Hero Academia character

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please help.... not even sure where to begin.
Two weather tracking stations are on the equator 146 miles apart.

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Who's your favorite My Hero Academia character?

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Giant Spoon

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Tiny Spoon

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Average Spoon

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What's everyone's favorite band?

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When making your outline it is important to do all of the following except ____________.

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Medium Spoon

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Little Spoon

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Big Spoon