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I use blank lines in my code if that's the standard where I work. If not, I grin and bear it. No point in going against whatever style predominates at a given o
by frampton 16y ago
I use blank lines in my code if that's the standard where I work. If not, I grin and bear it. No point in going against whatever style predominates at a given office. But I'm always amazed when I see (often young) programmers trying to cram as much code as they can into a small space, as if the density of text makes it all the more impressive.
- sukuriant 16y agoAnd then they have to read someone else's code that did the exact same thing, and they gripe about the code not being able to be understood.
- lucisferre 16y agoAs amazed as I am when I see 'old' programmers try to justify 100+ line methods because it is 'logically separated'. Just my opinions but I think bad code should say 'refactor me' in the strongest possible terms ;-) (ymmv)