Japanese conditionals come (AFAIK) before statements. They can come after statements, just like in English, "Tell me if you see him". I don't use Ruby but I a

Japanese conditionals come (AFAIK) before statements. They can come after statements, just like in English, "Tell me if you see him". I don't use Ruby but I actually like this idea. Often when reading code, I'm looking for what's being done, not the condition under which it's done. I only look for the condition after I've found the statement.