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<snip> > I've found that the less parms a procedure accept the less frustration the > programmer get when trying to use it. Yes, parms helps readability, but too > many of them might not good for programmer's health. > > modularity = readability. (70% agreed). </snip> I thought this way at first, but just because a proc accepts less parms, doesn't mean it can't be frustrating. What about passing simply one parm -- a pointer to a DS? or even a DS Array?!?! I agree that less is better, but only if using less parms is a product of design, and not just getting tricky. -- "Enter any 11-digit prime number to continue..."
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