2.02-17 Put the most common condition first
For formula efficiency, put the conditional with the most common occurrence first in the formula
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Rule 2.02-17 Put the most common condition first. For formula efficiency, put the conditional with the most common occurrence first in the formula. It goes against PERFORMANCE elements of PLANS if you wish to go against this rule
Here is how it was done in Pre Planual Era:
What is wrong with this method? Most occurred condition is not being checked first which would have helped the system to exit early
Here is how it should be done in Planual Way:
Since the number of uncheck Booleans are more we than the checked ones, we should put the condition for unchecked ones first
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