Before we look at some of the reasons, lets try and understand, in brief, some of the following:
void foo(){
}
The method such as following has CC of 2 (1 for if + 1) .
void foo() {
if( i < 10 ) {
}
}
The method such as following has CC of 3 (1 for if, 1 for && + 1)
void foo() {
if( i < 10 && i%2 != 0 ) {
}
}
The method such as following has CC of 4 (1 for if, 1 for && + 1) .
void foo() {
if( i < 10 && i%2 != 0 ) {
for( int j = 0; j < i; j++ ) {
}
}
}
Following are some of the key reasons why one would want to avoid higher cyclomatic complexity:
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