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I had asked for the review of the part of a jQuery and as per the answer I made changes in the file. Now after making the changes (mainly moving from triggers to functions) I am not so sure whether I got enough benefit in the structure of the code. I think I can reason about the code better but I wanted some comments on the changes done.

Can I ask for a review of two code files (both written by me) in one question for comparison of the structure and design of the two? No change in the functionality is there.

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Comparative reviews are fine, as are iterative reviews. –  200_success♦ Jun 9 at 19:24
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Provided that the code is already on-topic, and you're still seeking actual reviews (not "which of these is better?" or anything like that), multiple code blocks can be reviewed in a comparative manner.

Such questions should be tagged as .

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Probably another discussion but.... Do we really need that tag? –  Simon André Forsberg Jun 9 at 20:13
    
I can't quite answer that myself. I think it might be useful, but I'm also a bit hesitant about some meta tags. –  Jamal♦ Jun 9 at 20:15
    
Noted and question posted –  Aseem Bansal Jun 10 at 14:54
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