Telerik Introduced a nice application that is intergrated with visual studio. I suggest you ask your company to buy it. The name of the Product is called "JustCode" , as you can see the name says it all. Just code and the software will tell you the problems afterwards. Visual studio does not report logicall Errors or bad coding. Now Just code is made exactly for that. well i came across this 

            If CCD(val) < 1 Then
                    val = CCD(valueR)
                Else
                    val = CCD(valueR)
                End If
                Return Format(valueR, "0") & "%"

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Hi Vuyiswa,

In this case whether the condition is true or false it does not matter, in any case

val = CCD(valueR)

will be executed.
and if this code block is inside a method and val is not a passed as ref or out then we do not need write this also only return statement will do the job.

Thanks,
Debata

In this code I can see there is an if condition which is of no use at least for this kind of scenario as in both the cases the same code will be executed As val = CCD(valueR)

Even though removing of if condition it will be returned same thing as there is no relationship between if condition and return statement.

So, I think there should not be an if condition and only return statement should be there.

Congradulations Debata and R_kharwade@yahoo.co.in

You have won yourself 700 Points. you have now both won yourselves 700 points for your replies. There is no need for an If statement because the results will be the same. I think sometimes a programmer that write's this kind of code, is either coding at night tired or i assume drunk or ignorant or no one is doing code reviews at his company.

I will make sure that the contributors of this section get this kinds of points. Let us promote good coding standards

Thank you Guys.


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Here if and else are of no use as both are doing the same thing.....so this must be changed.

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Akiii

That is true. Akiii

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Thank you to all......Akii also true

Biswarup Ghosh

The statement in the else block must be different as to if block.


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Lakhwinder Ghuman

Both if and else blocks are executing the same code so whether the condition is true or false it hardly matters the same code will get executed.

Here If and Else both block are doing same work.