Category: Control flow

Coding Rules

Name	Checked	Synopsis
6@101		Do not change a loop variable inside a for loop block
6@102		Update loop variables close to where the loop condition is specified
6@103		All flow control primitives (if, else, while, for, do, switch) shall be followed by a block, even if it is empty
6@105		All switch statements shall have a default label as the last case label
6@106		Finish every if-else-if statement with an else part
6@109		Don't return a function at an unexpected location
6@112		Do not make explicit comparisons to true or false
6@115		Do not access a modified object more than once in an expression
6@118		Do not use selection statements (if, switch) instead of a simple assignment or initialization
6@119		Avoid locking on a public type
6@120		Avoid conditions with double negatives
6@121		Don't use parameters as temporary variables
6@191		Do not dereference null
6@201		The cyclomatic complexity of a method should not exceed its configured maximum.