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(DAL) Remove global variable #1813
(DAL) Remove global variable #1813
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just out of curiosity, I've seen this pattern a lot in the code where the return value is assigned to a blank identifier, which is not used. Afaik the blank identifier is useful when a function returns multiple values and you are not interested in some of them. Is it still a good practice to use the blank identifier in this way?
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I don't think so,
it didn't pass the linter when I didn't assign blank identifier, so it kind of became habit I think