Why is it important to avoid overusing if/else statements in your code?

Question

If I write neat code, no errors, wouldn’t I be fine?

Answer 1

it will be fine, but harder to read and refactor in the future. if you don't use python (because there is no switch case in python), you can make the code much readable if you replace the if/else statement with switch case

Answer 2

here is a workaround in python Tobi but as Sebastian Pacurar stated there is no clear switch case in python
https://www.google.com/amp/s/data-flair.training/blogs/python-switch-case/amp/

Answer 3

Tobi it literally is easier and faster imo in cpp

In my reference above it explains more in detail

Answer 4

Sebastian Pacurar BroFar
thank you guys. it is much appreciated.
im currently on python. but plan on getting into c++, how does a switch case effect this?