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why don't you use the semicolon? the comma is only adding something more if you're using the final value.
by andrewcooke 15y ago
why don't you use the semicolon? the comma is only adding something more if you're using the final value.
- makecheck 15y agoIt would hardly ever matter, that's true. But I can certainly contrive something that would require it, such as: if (something) f(); else delete x, x = NULL; Of course, I don't personally use "else" without a block, so it's just an example; I'm not suggesting it's a good idea.