Same here. It's why I prefer to line-split conditionals in C-like languages like this: if (condition0 && condition1 && condition2) rather than t

Same here. It's why I prefer to line-split conditionals in C-like languages like this: if (condition0 && condition1 && condition2) rather than the usual "trailing operator" style. You can immediately parse the left column as a sort of vertical operator that tells you how the individual conditions are being combined. But then, I also like Lisp. Prefix notation for "and" gives the same benefit directly, no tricky formatting required.