
Code Smell | Switch Statements
This code smell is caused by the abusive use of the switch statements.
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This code smell is caused by the abusive use of the switch statements.
This code smell is caused by the abusive use of imports in components, classes or any other type of module of our project.
This code smell can be detect when we use a number that lacks the proper semantics.
This rule of ESLint will help us maintain a standard regarding the ordering and grouping of the imports of our project.
This code smell can be detected when we observe that certain groups of data are being used in different parts of our code.
This code smell can be detected if making a change have to replicate this change in different parts of our code.