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Description

This rule states that any methods created in PowerBuilder should not be empty. This means that each method should have some code within it that performs a specific task. This ensures that the code is well-structured, easy to read, and maintainable. Additionally, it prevents the code from becoming cluttered and difficult to debug.

Key Benefits

• Ensures Consistency: Methods must not be empty to ensure consistency across the codebase.
• Reduces Complexity: Empty methods can cause complexity and confusion when trying to debug code.
• Improves Readability: By avoiding empty methods, code becomes easier to read and understand.
• Improves Performance: Empty methods can cause performance issues, so avoiding them can improve performance.