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Checking if a method returns false: assign result to temporary variable, or put method invocation directly in conditional?
Is it a good practice to call a method that returns true or false values in an if statement?
Something like this:
private void VerifyAccount()
{
if (!ValidateCredentials(txtUser.Text, txtPassword....
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