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hey guys whatamp;#39;s going on welcome back to another episode in software engineering and salesforce gonna start a new series this week uh weamp;#39;re gonna cover some of the refactoring patterns from the classic book refactoring by martin fowler also with kent beck got it up on the screen i think this is an important book and i think it should be on every engineeramp;#39;s bookshelf and frankly these are shorter videos to make so uh on the weeks where iamp;#39;m a little pressed for time i thought you know what hey iamp;#39;ll hop on and we will cover a a refactoring pattern so this week we are going to do replace conditionals with a guard clause open up intellij whoop there it went bring it back there we go uh so the idea behind this pattern is let me click fix my typo there when we have so this is from the section in the book uh to simplify conditional logic and if youamp;#39;re like me i find conditional logic to be probably one of the hardest things in code to wrap my hea