Too many return-statements = bad style?

[Steve Lamb]

On 2004-07-14, Michael Geary <Mike at Geary.com> wrote:
> The Ruby code always closes the file when the code block (the loop body)
> exits, even if the code block raises an exception. So, the Ruby code:

    Kinda breaks that whole explicit is better than implicit rule, don't it.
What happens if I don't want the file closed at the end of the loop?  I'm
guessing I have to start fighting with the language.

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