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Discussion on: March 11th, 2021: What did you learn this week?

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Replies for: todayilearned In Ruby, you can forego the parenthesis in methods if you don't have any parameters. That's clutch.

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sheriffderek •

In JS you can do that when there's only 1 parameter in some cases. However, I much prefer the consistency to just always use the same convention. If it's always parentheses then it's easier for a larger team to read.

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Aaron McCollum •

I didn't know that re: JavaScript! But I agree, especially with JS where its very bracket/parenthesis/semi-colon reliant.

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