Archive: October 2021

Single return vs Multiple returns

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Ties van de Ven

Recently I gave a talk that included a slide where I briefly discussed single return vs multiple returns. The purpose of this slide was only to give an example of a dogma and basically had nothing to do with the rest of the talk. Therefore it was kinda funny to see that this particular slide caused a lot of discussion afterwards, so it seems natural to write a blog about this topic.

So…​ should a function only have a single return statement or is it better to allow multiple returns?

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Quantum software engineering

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Erik Pronk

Will Quantum Technology change the world of Software Engineering completely?

Let’s start by saying that I am no expert in the field of Quantum technology. I am just very interested in what the possible impact of this shift in technology will be in our field of Software Engineering.

If you would like to know more about the basics of Quantum technology, I highly recommend checking out the website of the QuTech Academy for further reading.

In this blog I am sharing my thoughts on how Quantum Technology can impact the world of Software engineering and hopefully inspire you to think about the possibilities that lie ahead.

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