If You Find Yourself Using a Structure for More Than

question 12

True/False

If you find yourself using a structure for more than simply encapsulating a set of variables into a single item, you should probably use a class.

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Definitions:

Sentence Structure

The arrangement of words, phrases, and clauses in a sentence, determining its complexity and clarity.

Squinting Modifiers

Ambiguous modifiers placed between words in such a way that it's unclear which of the two they are modifying.

Redundancies

Unnecessary repetitions or overlaps in roles, functions, or information, often leading to inefficiency.

Redundancy

The situation where an employee's position is no longer needed, leading to their dismissal, often due to organizational restructuring.