Justifications

The Algorithmic Justification for Everything

According to the Great Algorithmic Oracle, everything can be reduced to a simple series of nested if-else statements.

It's all just a matter of:

• if (x == 1) { do something }
• else if (x == 2) { do something else }
• else { do the default thing }

But wait, there's more!

What if x is actually a complex object, like an array or an object literal?

Then it's even better!

Just nest those if-else statements like a boss:

• if (x.length == 0) { do something }
• else if (x.length > 0 && x[0].length > 0) { do something else }
• else { do the default thing }

And don't forget to use switch statements when there are too many options to consider!

It's all just a matter of:

switch (x) {

case 1: do something; break;

case 2: do something else; break;

default: do the default thing; break;

}

But remember, the true power of the Algorithmic Justification lies not in the code itself, but in the subtle dance of variable declarations and function calls.

Learn more about the Algorithmic Oracle