I have two class:
class A:
b = B()
function doSomething():
while True:
b.doSomething()
class B:
counter = 0
function doSomething():
if counter < 10:
performMethod1()
else:
performMethod2()
counter += 1
function performMethod1(): ...
function performMethod2(): ...
I feel this code is bad, because I know that B.performMethod2() is going to be performed much more times than B.performMethod1(), but the if-else (if counter < 10) is going to be checked every time I go inside B.doSomething().
Additionally, I don't want to break the while-loop of class A, because I want to hide the implementation details of class B from A.doSomething().
Is there any good way to eliminate the if-else of B.doSomething()? Thank you.
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