Never nest your if statements if you have too many of them. Using the guard clauses technique will help you write cleaner and more readable code. In this video, you will learn how to replace the if statement in your code with the guard clauses technique. This technique is actually easy to understand. All you need to do is invert the if-else condition and put all the code under it. You can invert any if-else condition and you will end up with your function. Keep in mind that some people don't like empty return statements, so you can change this part of the code if needed. Here's how to replace your big nested if-else statements in your code with the guard clauses technique.

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