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I like the idea of having only one return statement per method.
What do you do in this situation though?
public static string ChopText(string Text) { if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(Text)) { // return here ????? } } The only alternative I can think of is setting a flag, and then checking for the flag.
Problem is, I don’t like having huge if statements that span more than a page. I’ve also seen ugly nested if statements as a result of this.
It is OK to replace nested conditional with guard clauses.